Evidence allowed in proceedings (not all evidence introduced by the parties may be allowable in court).

An admission of the truth of the whole or any part of another party's case.

This Agreement is made on [insert date—note that admission agreements can take effect on a date earlier than the date of execution]. Parties 1 [insert full name of Administering Authority] (the ‘Administering Authority’); 2 [insert full name of Scheme Employer] (the ‘Scheme Employer’); and 3 [insert full name of Admission Body] a company registered in England (company registration no. [insert number]) whose registered office is at [insert registered company address] (the ‘Admission Body’). Background (A) [insert full name of Administering Authority] is the Administering Authority of the [insert full name of pension scheme] in accordance with the Regulations. (B) The Scheme Employer is a scheme employer within the meaning of the Regulations. (C) With effect from the Contract Start Date, the Admission Body will provide the Services in connection with the exercise of a function of the Scheme Employer pursuant to the Contract between the Scheme Employer and the Admission Body. (D) The Administering Authority, the Scheme Employer and the Admission Body have agreed to enter into an admission agreement to enable the Eligible Employees to be members of the Scheme and to participate in the Fund. The parties agree:

Agreement used to admit a body as an ‘admission body’ to the Local Government Pension Scheme.

The rulebook published by the stock-exchange'>London Stock Exchange for companies with securities admitted to trading on the London Stock Exchange’s markets (other than AIM) or seeking to be so admitted to trading.

The admission authority for a maintained school or academy sets the policy and criteria on which new pupils to admit.

A condition where securities are offered as consideration and it is intended that they should be admitted to the list'>Official List and/or to trading on a recognised investment exchange (Rule 24.10).

A document required to be published by Rule 3 of the AIM Rules when a company seeks the admission of it securities to trading on AIM.

Immigration analysis: The Court of Appeal recently heard an appeal concerning the right of an elderly relative to move in order to be with family in the UK. Duran Seddon, barrister at Garden Court Chambers, outlines a judgment that although unfavourable, nevertheless offers constructive advice on how lawyers might be successful in subsequent cases.

This Practice Note explains the principles which govern the admission of evidence of a defendant’s bad character to correct a false impression given by the defendant or counter an attack on the character of another person or witness. Bad character evidence is admissible in these circumstances in criminal proceedings under section 101(1)(f)–(g) of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 (CJA 2003), gateway F and gateway G respectively. Bad character to correct a false impression The CJA 2003 permits the admission of evidence of the defendant's bad character for the purposes of correcting a false impression given by a defendant. The relevant statutory provisions are known as gateway F (CJA 2003, s 101(1)(f)). The definition of 'bad character' is set out in CJA 2003. It includes evidence of the defendant's previous convictions. See Practice Note: Admissibility of defendant's bad character in criminal proceedings. Only prosecution evidence is admissible under gateway F and, only then, if the evidence has 'probative value'. An application to adduce evidence of a co-defendant's

Delete and replace the definition of ‘Limited Partners’ in clause 1.1 of Precedents: Limited partnership agreement and Limited partnership agreement—private fund limited partnership with the following: Limited Partners • means those persons whose names and addresses appear in Schedule 1, Part B, who remain limited partners of the Limited Partnership from time to time, together with any other persons admitted from time to time as limited partners in accordance with clauses [13.2, 13.3 or 14 OR 15.2, 15.3 or 16], and Limited Partner means any such person; Delete and replace clause 3.4 of Precedents: Limited partnership agreement and Limited partnership agreement—private fund limited partnership with the following: 3.4 Subject