R v HM Treasury ex parte University of Cambridge [2000] ECR I-8035

Education: Free for all

Martin Vincent examines the thorny issue of student loans and university funding ‘The reliance on the provision of loans to students by the SLC bridges funding gaps and generates income for universities, but brings into question the status of universities as “contracting authorities” for the purpose of the Public Contract Regulations 2006.’The current economic climate …

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Update: Oil on troubled waters

Jack Hayward reflects on a new spirit of compromise Generally, cases surrounding the replacement of injunctions with an automatic suspension have simply concerned the lifting of the suspension.When the Remedies Directive came into force back in 2009 I anticipated that there would be a flood of cases around procurement challenges (and anticipated a complementary torrent …

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