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List of Judgments by Diocese Ecclesiastical Law Association Judgments listed at www.ecclesiasticallawassociation.org.uk as at 5 September 2019 Bath & Wells Bath & Wells Re Blagdon Cemetery [2002] Fam 299, [2002] 4 All ER 482 Bath & Wells Re St. Lawrence Wick [2013] Timothy Briden Ch. (Bath & Wells) Bath & Wells Re Bath Abbey [2017] ECC B&W 1 Bath & Wells Re Bath Abbey [2018] EACC 1 Bath & Wells Re Bath Abbey [2018] EACC 2 Birmingham Birmingham Re St. Partick Earlswood (Re Ashley Thomas Cook decd) [2006] Martin Cardinal Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re Robin Hood Cemetery Birmingham (Re Eric Pearson decd) [2006] Martin Cardinal Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re Holy Trinity Lickey [2010] Martin Cardinal Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re St. Barnabas Erdington [2010] Martin Cardinal Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re St. Mary Moseley [2011] Martin Cardinal Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re Holy Trinity Sutton Coldfield [2012] Mark Powell Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re St. Stephen Selly Park (1) [2013] Mark Powell Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re St. Stephen Selly Park (2) [2013] Mark Powell Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re St. Peter & St. Paul Coleshill [2015] Mark Powell Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re The Church of the Ascension Hall Green [2015] Mark Powell Ch. (Birmingham) Birmingham Re St. Philip the Evangelist Dorridge [2016] ECC Bir 1 Birmingham Re Christ Church Summerfield [2016] ECC Bir 2 Birmingham Re St. John the Baptist Saints Lawrence and Anne Knowle [2017] ECC Bir 1 Birmingham In the Matter of George Goodall Deceased [2017] ECC Bir 2 Birmingham Re St. John the Evangelist Ladywood [2017] ECC Bir 3 Birmingham In the Matter of Howard Charles Griffiths [2018] ECC Bir 1 Birmingham In the Matter of Margaret Jane Moore [2018] ECC Bir 2 Birmingham Re St. Michael & All Angels Maxstoke [2018] ECC Bir 3 Birmingham Re St. Mary Handsworth [2018] ECC Bir 4 Blackburn Blackburn Re St. Michael Grimsargh [2016] ECC Bla 1 Blackburn Re Christ Church Charnock Richard [2016] ECC Bla 2 Blackburn Re St. John the Evangelist Read-in-Whalley [2017] ECC Bla 1 Blackburn Re St. Wilfrid Standish [2017] ECC Bla 2 Blackburn Re St. Lawrence Barton [2017] ECC Bla 3 Blackburn Re St. Mary the Virgin Eccleston [2017] ECC Bla 4 Blackburn Re St Michael & All Angels Croston [2017] ECC Bla 5 Blackburn Re All Saints West Burnley [2017] ECC Bla 6 Blackburn Re St. Stephen Burnley [2017] ECC Bla 7 Blackburn Re St. Mary Magdalene Clitheroe [2017] ECC Bla 8 Blackburn Re All Saints Higher Walton [2017] ECC Bla 9 Blackburn Re St. Michael & All Angels Ashton-on-Ribble [2017] ECC Bla 10 Blackburn Re St. John Out Rawcliffe [2017] ECC Bla 11 Blackburn Re St. George Chorley [2017] ECC Bla 12 Blackburn Re Torrisholme Cemetery [2018] ECC Bla 1 Blackburn Re St. Wilfrid Standish [2018] ECC Bla 2 Blackburn Re St. Cuthbert Over Kellett [2019] ECC Bla 1 Blackburn Re St. Mary the Virgin Goosnargh [2019] ECC Bla 2 Blackburn Re St. James the Great Haslingden [2019] ECC Bla 3 Bradford Bradford Re Hirst Wood Burial Ground [2010] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re St. Andrew Sedbergh [2010] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re Holy Trinity Low Moor [2010] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re Waltonwrays Cemetery [2010] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re Calverley St. Philip [2010] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re Scholemoor Cemetery Bradford [2011] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re St. Margaret Thornbury [2011] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re St. James Thornton [2012] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re St Saviour Harden [2012] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re Bowling Green Cemetery Bradford [2013] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bradford Re Wilkes [2013] John Walford Ch. (Bradford) Bristol Bristol Re St. Cyriac Lacock [2012] Justin Gau Ch. (Bristol) Bristol Re St Mary Purton [2013] Justin Gau Ch. (Bristol) Bristol Re St. Mary Magdalene Hullavington [2016] ECC Bri 1 Bristol Re St. Andrew Castle Combe [2016] ECC Bri 2 Bristol Re St. Bartholomew Wick [2016] ECC Bri 3 Bristol Re Christ Church Hengrove [2016] ECC Bri 4 Bristol Re St. Leonard Minety [2016] ECC Bri 5 Bristol Re St. Peter Pilning [2016] ECC Bri 6 Bristol Re St. Michael and All Angels Highworth [2016] ECC Bri 8 Bristol Re Holy Cross Sherston [2016] ECC Bri 9 Bristol Re St. Mary the Virgin Fishponds [2016] ECC Bri 10 Bristol Re St. Mary the Virgin Redcliffe [2017] ECC Bri 1 Bristol Re St. Ann Oldland [2017] ECC Bri 2 Bristol Re Foxley Churchyard [2017] ECC Bri 3 Bristol Re St. Philip & St. Jacob Bristol [2018] ECC Bri 1 Bristol Re St. Peter & St. Paul Great Somerford [2018] ECC Bri 2 Bristol Re St. Philip and St. Jacob Bristol [2019] ECC Bri 1 Canterbury Canterbury Re St Mary the Virgin Ashford [2010] Richard Walker Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. Mary the Blessed Virgin Eastry [2012] Morag Ellis Comm.Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re Holy Trinity Folkestone [2013] Morag Ellis Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. Mary the Virgin Selling [2013] Morag Ellis Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. Mary Kenardington [2013] Morag Ellis Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. George Benenden [2013] Morag Ellis Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. Mary Kenardington (2) [2013] Morag Ellis Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. Andrew Shepherdswell [2014] Morag Ellis Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. Mary Lenham [2014] Morag Ellis Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. Laurence Bapchild [2014] Morag Ellis Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re All Saints Maidstone [2015] Morag Ellis Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. Mary Magdalene Davington [2015] Steven Gasztowicz Dep. Comm. Gen. (Canterbury) Canterbury Re St. Peter Whitstable [2016] ECC Can 1 Canterbury Re St. Gregory and St. Martin Wye [2016] ECC Can 2 Canterbury Re St. Peter Boughton Monchelsea [2016] ECC Can 3 Canterbury Re St. Mary Chartham [2017] ECC Can 1 Canterbury Re St. Alphege Seasalter [2017] ECC Can 2 Canterbury Re Holy Trinity Sittingbourne [2018] ECC Can 1 Canterbury Re St. Saviour Westgate-on-Sea [2018] ECC Can 2 Canterbury Re St. Mary the Virgin Ashford [2018] ECC Can 3 Canterbury Re St. Mary & St. Ethelburga Lyminge [2019] ECC Can 1 Carlisle Carlisle Re St. Mary Allithwaite [2016] ECC Car 1 Carlisle Re St. George Millom [2016] ECC Car 2 Carlisle Re St. Andrew Botcherby [2016] ECC Car 3 Carlisle Re St. John the Baptist Old Hutton [2016] ECC Car 4 Carlisle Re St. Oswald Dean [2016] ECC Car 5 Carlisle Re St. James Uldale [2017] ECC Car 1 Carlisle Re St. Mary and St. Michael Cartmel [2017] ECC Car 2 Carlisle Re St. Paul Seaton [2018] ECC Car 1 Chelmsford Chelmsford Re St Martin Chipping Ongar [2012] George Pulman Ch. (Chelmsford) Chelmsford Re St. Andrew Hornchurch [2014] George Pulman Ch. (Chelmsford) Chelmsford Re St. Mary & St. Hugh Harlow [2018] ECC Chd 1 Chelmsford Re All Saints Rettendon [2019] ECC Chd 1 Chester Chester Re Christ Church Alsager [1998] Chancery Court of York Chester Re St. Wilfrid Mobberley [2012] David Turner Ch. (Chester) Chester Re St. Peter Prestbury [2013] David Turner Ch. (Chester) Chester Re St. Mary Upton (or Overchurch) [2015] David Turner Ch. (Chester) Chester Re St. Matthew Stretton [2015] Chancery Court of York Chester Re St. Matthew Stretton [2015] David Turner Ch. (Chester) Chester Re St. Wilfrid Grappenhall [2015] David Turner Ch. (Chester) Chester Re St. Mary Magdalene Ashton upon Mersey [2016] ECC Chr 1 Chester Re St. Mary Upton (or Overchurch) (Order) [2016] ECCY 1 Chester Re St. Mary Upton (or Overchurch) [2016] ECC Chr 2 Chester Re St. Mary Upton (or Overchurch) [2016] ECC Chr 3 Chester Re St. Michael Hulme Walfield [2017] ECC Chr 1 Chester Re St. Wilfrid Davenham [2017] ECC Chr 2 Chester Re Middlewich Cemetery [2019] ECC Chr 1 Chester Re Landican Cemetery [2019] ECC Chr 2 Chichester Chichester Re St. Margaret Eartham [1981] Court of Arches Chichester Bexhill St. Michael & All Angels [2011] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re Holy Trinity Hurstpierpoint [2012] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Nicholas Pevensey [2012] Ch. Mark Hill (Chichester) Chichester Re St. John the Baptist Findon [2012] Ch. Mark Hill (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Peter and St Paul West Wittering [2012] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Paul Brighton (1) [2012] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Mary Billingshurst [2012] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Mary Magdalene Wartling [2012] Ruth Arlow Dep. Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Peter Brighton [2012] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Paul Brighton (2) [2012] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re All Saints Heathfield [2013] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re Selmeston Parish Church [2013] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re Marley Lane Cemetery Battle [2013] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re Burwash Weald St. Philip [2013] Ch. Mark Hill (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Mary Washington [2013] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Richard Crowborough [2014] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St Mary Magdalene Lyminster [2014] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. George Crowhurst [2014] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Mary Magdalene South Bersted [2014] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Andrew Fairlight [2014] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Mary & St. Nicholas Lavant [2014] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Peter & St. Paul Wadhurst [2014] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re Icklesham All Saints and St. Nicholas [2014] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Richard Aldwick [2014] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Mary Ringmer [2015] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Mary Slindon [2015] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Peter & St. Paul Rustington [2015] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Mary Southgate [2015] Mark Hill Ch. (Chichester) Chichester Re St. Peter Brighton [2015] Mark Hill Ch.
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