Lord Chancellor Bill sparks debate on Chancery reform and power
Lords clash over creating a new deputy role to ease Chancery delays. Arguments center on preserving the Chancery’s authority, potential abuse, appeals, and proper remuneration. Speakers warn against degrading the office, while others urge faster justice and alternative relief methods.
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