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 Ellie MacKenzie summarises recent developments in Family Law. 

What's new in Immigration Law? Ellie MacKenzie summarises recent developments. 

The latest update to Family Court Reports is now live for subscribers. This update includes: F v M, [2018] 3 FCR 301; Harris v Harris, [2018] 3 FCR 316; KA v MA (pre-nuptial agreement: needs), [2018] 3 FCR 325; Kelly v Pyres, [2018] 3 FCR 374; Re S (a child), [2018] 3 FCR 394

The new edition of Mediation Advocacy: Representing and Advising Clients in Mediation is now live for subscribers to Mediation.

The October issue of Bloomsbury Family Law Briefing is now live for subscribers to Family Law.

Issue 76 of Irish Conveyancing Precedents is now live for subscribers to Irish Property Law.

Issue 82 of Irish Property Law Update is now live for subscribers to Irish Property Law.

Three new Acts have been added to UK Tax Legislation for subscribers to UK Tax.

The CMA has launched a detailed review of the audit sector to examine concerns that it is not working well for the economy or investors.

Judicial review – long running dispute between applicant and his former solicitors – at least nine judgments or determinations – adjudged bankrupt in December 2015 – appeal to Court of Appeal against judgment of High Court refusing leave to apply by way of judicial review against the Court's Service's failure to accept applicant's application for an order setting aside bankruptcy summons was struck out in March 2016 – Supreme Court refused leave to appeal in relation to possession order on foot of judgment mortgage relating to underlying debt – appeal against adjudication of bankruptcy to Court of Appeal dismissed in October 2016 – leave to appeal dismissal order to Supreme Court dismissed – present application to set aside or re-enter original order refusing leave to seek judicial review – original application inherently ephemeral and transitional and superseded by determination of bankruptcy summons – proper remedy against order is an appeal, which itself has been unsuccessful – same relief sought from court in 2016, current application an abuse of process – underlying application had no merit - clear pattern of abuse of court process – postscript – temporary Isaac Wunder order issues until such time as the applicant makes any legal submission he wishes to the High Court in respect of his alleged health difficulties.