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Theatre, Oxford, Oxfordshire.
Her Royal Highness later
attended the Butler Trust Awards
Reception at Keble College, Parks
Road, Oxford, and was received
by Mrs Ann Campbell (Deputy
Lieutenant of Oxfordshire).
The Princess Royal, Patron,
Acid Survivors Trust
International, this evening held a
Reception at St. James’s Palace.
Her Royal Highness, President,
Riding for the Disabled
Association, later attended a
Dinner in London.St James’s Palace
14th March, 2022
The Duke of Kent this morning
attended a Commonwealth Day
Service in Bristol Cathedral and
was received by Her Majesty’s
Lord Lieutenant of the County
and City of Bristol (Mrs Peaches
Golding).
His Royal Highness later visited
Bristol Beacon, Trenchard Street,
Bristol.
The Duke of Kent this
afternoon opened Trinity
Academy, Romney Avenue,
Lockleaze, Bristol.St James’s Palace
14th March, 2022
Princess Alexandra this afternoon
attended the Commonwealth
Service in Westminster Abbey,
London SW1.Windsor Castle
14th March, 2022
Mrs Rosemary Padfield (Deputy
Lieutenant of Essex) was present
at Stansted Airport, London, this
evening upon the Arrival of the
Governor-General of Canada and
welcomed Her Excellency on
behalf of The Queen.
Clarence House
14th March, 2022
The Prince of Wales, representing
The Queen, and The Duchess
of Cornwall this afternoon
attended the Commonwealth
Service in Westminster Abbey,
London SW1.
The President of the Republic
of Finland called upon The Prince
of Wales at Clarence House.
His Royal Highness this
evening attended a Reception
given by the Commonwealth
Secretary-General (the Baroness
Scotland of Asthal) at
Marlborough House, London
SW1.
Kensington Palace
14th March, 2022
The Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge this afternoon attended
the Commonwealth Service in
Westminster Abbey, London SW1.St James’s Palace
14th March, 2022
The Countess of Wessex today
undertook engagements in New
York City, New York, United
States of America.
Her Royal Highness this
morning planted a tree at The
Queen Elizabeth II Garden, 11
Hanover Square.
The Countess of Wessex this
afternoon visited St George’s
Society of New York, 866 United
Nations Plaza.
Her Royal Highness, Global
Ambassador, International
Agency for the Prevention of
Blindness, subsequently attended
a Lunch at Aretsky’s Patroon, 160
East 46th Street.
The Countess of Wessex this
evening attended a Reception at
the Yale Club, 50 Vanderbilt
Avenue.St James’s Palace
14th March, 2022
The Princess Royal, Patron, the
Butler Trust, this afternoon
attended the Annual Award
Ceremony at the SheldonianThe Court of Appeal’s jurisdiction
extended to any order or decision
made by a court in the context of
considering an application to
commit for contempt if that order
or decision would or did have a
direct bearing on the committal
application. Permission to appeal
against such ancillary decisions
was required.
On an appeal against committal
for contempt of court when an ap-
plication was made to adduce fresh
evidence the court would adopt the
approach taken by the Court of
Appeal (Criminal Division) to such
applications in appeals against con-
viction or sentence.
The Court of Appeal so stated
when (i) dismissing the appeal of
the defendant, Andrew Greetham,
against an order committing him to
prison for a period of four months
for contempt of court in proceed-
ings brought against him by his son,
Thomas Greetham, over the end-
ing of their farming partnership,
and (ii) refusing the defendant
permission to appeal against the
dismissal by Judge Rogers, sitting
in the Lincoln County Court on
December 8, 2021, of two applica-
tions recorded in the committal
order: one for recusal of the judge
and the other for immediate sale to
the defendant of the farm owned by
the partnership. The application
also sought various other orders,
including an order varying an order
made by the judge for the immedi-
ate sale of the farm on the open
market.
Majeks Walker (instructed on
Direct Access) for the defendant;
James Stuart for the son. The de-
fendant’s wife as interested party
did not appear and was not repre-
sented.
Lady Justice Andrews said that
section 13 of the Administration of
Justice Act 1960 gave the contemn-
or a right of appeal to the Court of
Appeal against a decision to com-
FINALLY, brothers and sisters,
whatever is true, whatever is noble,
whatever is right, whatever is pure,
whatever is lovely, whatever is
admirable — if anything is excellent or
praiseworthy — think about such things.
Philippians 4.8 (NIV)
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BANNOCK on 10th March 2022 to Katie
Rose (née French) and James Henry, a son,
Harry Thomas.
EDWARDS on 6th March 2022 to Josie
Smith and Nicholas Edwards, a daughter,
Annie Jean.HENDERSON on 9th March 2022 to
Katie (née Grimshaw) and George, a son,
Merlin Ian Hope, brother to Percy.HOLMES
on 7th March 2022 to Sophie (née
Middleton) and Gareth, a son, George
James Oliver, brother to William John,
at Worcester Royal Hospital.JACKSON on 7th March 2022 to Siena
(née Gold) and Richard, a daughter,
Cordelia Leonora Lynn.Forthcoming Marriages
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The engagement is announced between
John, eldest son of Lord and Lady Henley,
and Helen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon
Shepheard-Walwyn.DeathsBARCLAY Diana (née Goodman). Diana
Elizabeth passed away peacefully at home
on 27th February 2022, aged 91. Much-
loved wife (of the late Kit Barclay), mother,
grandmother and great-grandmother.
Details of a service in Gloucestershire to
follow. Donations to Riding for the
Disabled Association.
CAMPBELL-HARRIS Zara died
peacefully on 8th March 2022, aged 83.
Much-loved mother, grandmother, sister
and aunt. Private funeral, family flowers
only but, if desired, donations to Wyfold
Riding for the Disabled may be sent to
Camp Hopson Funeral Directors, 90 West
Street, Newbury RG14 1HA. A service of
thanksgiving will be held at St Mary and St
Nicholas Church, Compton RG20 6RB, on
24th May 2022 at 2pm and afterwards at
Church Farm House. Please email
[email protected].
uk if you wish to attend.
CRITIEN Peter Godfrey Rae, widower of
Susan, died suddenly on 8th March 2022,
aged 73. He is survived by his children
Adam, Joanna and Marisa, his six
grandchildren, and his sister Phillippa and
brother Michael.
ELLIOTT Professor Sir John died
peacefully in Oxford on 9th March 2022.
Much-loved husband of Oonah and
brother of Judith. For funeral details
please call 01865 714130. A memorial
service to be announced later.IRVANI Ali died peacefully on Saturday
5th March 2022, aged 61. He will be
greatly missed by his friends and family.
Funeral will be at the Islington and St
Pancras cemetery on Wednesday 16th
March at 3pm.MURRAY Susan Madeleine MBE (née
Stephenson) on 15th February 2022, aged
98, in Sheffield. Wife of the late Graham,
mother of Liz, Jane and Dona and
grandmother and great-grandmother.
Private cremation followed later by a
service of thanksgiving at St Mark’s Church,
Broomhill, Sheffield on Friday 1st April at
2.30pm. Donations payable to Friends of
the Porter Valley may be sent to Jason
Heath, John Heath & Sons, Earsham Street,
Sheffield S4 7LS, or http://www.JohnHeath.co.ukHURFORD LT CDR RN (RET’D)
Peter Dermot died peacefully on 8th
March 2022, aged 90, in Australia after
a short illness. Beloved husband of the
late Jane and, latterly, devoted partner
to Sheila. Loved father to Diana
(Buttons), Dermot and Simon and
grandfather to Robert and Georgina.SALWEY Bryan David, Captain RN died
on 19th February 2022, aged 87, after a
short illness. Dearly loved husband of Celia
and much-loved father of Roger, David
and Nick and seven grandchildren. A
thanksgiving service will be held on Friday
6th May at 11.30am at Holy Trinity,
Beaumont Road, London SW19 6SP and
afterwards at Winchester House.
SMITH John Anthony (known as Tony)
died on 19th February 2022, aged 94.
Beloved husband of Inge, who died on 13th
January 2012, beloved father of Anne-Lise
and Simon, and happy grandfather of
Oliver, Jason and Katherine and great-
grandfather of Dylan, Nina, Frederick and
Wolfram. Thanksgiving service at St Peter’s
Church, Cranbourne SL4 2EG on 22nd
March 2022 at 12.30pm. Family flowers
only, donations to MacMillan Cancer
Support.
STOTT Anthony George, formerly of
Llechweddygarth, passed away
peacefully at home on 8th March 2022,
aged 89. Beloved husband of Carol and
much loved by all. Funeral service at
Pentrebychan Crematorium, Wrexham
LL14 4EP on Tuesday 29th March at
11.30am. No flowers, please. Inquiries to I.
Jackson and Sons: 01691 648 243.TROOP Elizabeth (née Crossley) died on
22nd February 2022, aged 90. Writer,
mother of Mark and Nick, grandmother to
Olivia, Vanessa, Laura and George, snack
provider to JP and Frankie. Funeral at
Mortlake Crematorium at 10.40am on
Wednesday 16th March.
WILLIAMS Margaret Evelyn (née
McDonald) died peacefully on 4th March
2022, aged 95. Much loved and missed by
her sisters Gill and Mary and nieces and
nephews Oliver, Isabel, Kathy, Rona, Simon
and Adrian. Funeral to be held at St Peter
and St Paul’s Church, Aldeburgh, on
Monday, 28th March at 2pm. No flowers
but donations, if desired, to Parkinson’s
UK.Thanksgiving Services
SHORT Stephen John. A Service of
Thanksgiving will be held at St Margaret
the Queen, Buxted, East Sussex, on 23rd
March 2022 at 11am. A dearly loved
cousin, godfather and friend.EVANS Frances Mary (née Leach, formerly
Glendenning), aged 101, died at Stone,
Staffordshire, on 6th March 2022. Widow of
T. F. Evans and much-loved aunt of Jane
and Richard. Funeral on 17th March 2022 at
3pm. Donations, if desired, to the British
Heart Foundation. All inquiries to Co-op
Funeral Services, Stone (07815 813375).
FALMOUTH George Hugh Boscawen,
9th Viscount, died peacefully at home in
Cornwall on 7th March 2022 in his 103rd
year. Much-loved husband of the late
Elizabeth, father, grandfather and
great-grandfather. Funeral service at
Truro Cathedral on Tuesday 5th April at
11.30am. At his request there will not be a
memorial service.
HARRISON Penelope Seymour (née
Smallwood) died peacefully on 4th March
2022, aged 82, at Pembury Hospital. Juliet
and Edmund were with her, David and
Matthew were unable to join them, but we
will all be at the private family funeral, to
be held in due course. She was loving,
gentle, lively, and above all, courageous.
She adored her family, including all her
grandchildren, and they adored her.
HARRISSON Colin John McCrae, CVO,
OBE died on 6th March 2022, aged 82, from
cancer. Late the Rifle Brigade and Royal
Green Jackets. Beloved husband of Jane
and father to Anthony and Camilla. A funeral
service will take place at 2.30pm on 8th
April at St Mary Magdalen Church Mortlake,
61 North Worple Way, London SW14 8PR.
For further details, please contact T. H.
Sanders & Sons Funeral Directors on 020
3930 4316. No flowers but donations, if
desired, to King Edward VII’s Hospital,
Beaumont Street, London W1G 6AA.
HIGGINS Francis Farquhar died on 4th
March 2022, aged 91, after a short illness.
Beloved husband of Bina (deceased), loving
father to Niki, Carey and Sam and adored
grandfather of Bea, Alex, Emma and Lottie.
Family cremation service, memorial to
follow at a later date. No flowers but
donations, if desired, to Surrey Wildlife Trust.
HOWARTH Olwen (née Gill) died
peacefully on 7th March 2022, aged 91.
Much-loved mother and grandmother.
Into thy hands, O Lord.Court Circular
Law Report
Jurisdiction when hearing
appeals against committal orders
mit him to prison for contempt, and
the Civil Procedure Rules reflected
that right by excepting appeals
against such decisions from the
requirement to obtain permission
to appeal. However, if the decision
or order in question related to an
ancillary matter, such as costs, per-
mission to appeal was required.
The first question which arose
was whether the court had jurisdic-
tion to entertain the applications
for permission to appeal. None of
the parties suggested that it did
not. Although, strictly speaking,
the judge was not exercising his
jurisdiction to punish for contempt
at the time when he ruled on the
recusal application and the sale to
the defendant application, he was
exercising that jurisdiction when
he made the committal order which
included the paragraphs dismissing
those applications and awarding
costs against the defendant.
Moreover, the application for
recusal was so closely bound up
with the question of whether the
judge should exercise the jurisdic-
tion to punish for contempt that it
would make no sense to treat it as
falling outside the jurisdictional
ambit of section 13.
As a matter of common sense,
the jurisdiction under section 13 of
the 1960 Act had to be treated as
extending to any order or decision
made by a court in the context of
considering an application to
commit for contempt if that order
or decision would or did have a
direct bearing on the committal
application. That would include, for
example, an application for an
adjournment of the committal ap-
plication. However, the losing party
required permission to appeal
against any such ancillary decision
or order.
The defendant also wished to
introduce fresh evidence which had
not been before the judge. When an
application was made to adduce
fresh evidence in the context of an
appeal against committal to prison
for contempt of court, the court
would adopt the approach taken by
the Court of Appeal (Criminal
Division) to such applications in
appeals against conviction or
sentence. The ultimate questionwas whether the interests of
justice required the evidence to be
admitted.
That did not mean that the ques-
tion whether it could have been ob-
tained with reasonable diligence
and put before the judge at the
hearing below ceased to be rele-
vant, but it was a less important
consideration than whether the
evidence would have made a ma-
terial difference to the outcome if
the judge had seen it, or whether it
demonstrated to the appeal court
that the judge’s decision was wrong.
There were also practical consid-
erations. In a case such as the
present one where a complaint had
been made of the judge’s behaviour
at a hearing, it would be difficult, if
not impossible, for the court to as-
sess the merits of that complaint or
for the parties to make proper sub-
missions about it, without seeing
the transcript of that hearing.
An appellant would not require
permission to refer to previous
judgments; nor would he require
permission to refer to a transcript of
the hearing which gave rise to the
judgment under appeal, if what was
said and done at that hearing was
relevant to the appeal. It was
difficult to draw a logical distinc-
tion between that transcript and
transcripts providing a record of
what was said and done at earlier
hearings.
In the light of that, it might be
open to debate whether transcripts
of previous hearings were “evi-
dence” and, even if they were, whe-
ther the permission of the court
would be required to refer to them,
but in a case such as the present the
interests of justice would plainly
support the grant of permission if it
were needed.
However, there was a distinction
between seeking to rely on fresh
evidence and the raising of new ar-
guments on appeal. An application
to adduce fresh evidence was not to
be used as a vehicle for raising argu-
ments that were not addressed to
the judge, still less, grounds of ap-
peal that had not been identified in
the appellant’s notice.
Lord Justice Underhill agreed.
Solicitors: Adie Pepperdine So-
licitors, Lincoln.Court of Appeal
Published March 15, 2022
Greetham v Greetham
Before Lord Justice Underhill and Lady
Justice Andrews
[2022] EWCA Civ 49
Judgment January 28, 2022
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