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Find all publications related to projects being worked on by the Law Commission during January 2025 and after. For earlier documents, visit our archived website.

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Chancel repair liability and registration: consultation paper

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Wills reform – Impact assessment

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Digital assets and ETDs in private international law: which court, which law? Call for evidence responses

A summary of the responses to the call for evidence.
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Digital assets and ETDs in private international law: which court, which law? Call for evidence responses

Collated and redacted responses to the call for evidence
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Kinship Care: Terms of reference

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Property and permissioned DLT systems in private international law FAQs

An FAQ document concerning property issues in permissioned DLT systems.
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Digital assets and (electronic) trade documents in private international law: Summary of consultation paper

The consultation paper summary is intended to provide an overview of the key issues that we discuss in our digital assets and (electronic) trade documents in private international law consultation paper. It explains what the project is about and the issues that we address.
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Digital assets and (electronic) trade documents in private international law: Consultation paper

We published a consultation paper with proposals for law reform on 5 June 2025. It focuses primarily on wholly decentralised applications of DLT, which we have identified as posing very particular and novel challenges to the current rules of private international law.
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New funerary methods consultation paper

New funerary methods consultation paper. The Law Commission seeks views on a framework to enable future regulation of new funerary methods in England and Wales.
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New funerary methods: summary of the consultation paper

The consultation paper summary is intended to provide an overview of the key issues that we discuss in our new funerary methods consultation paper. It explains what the project is about and the issues that we address.
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