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This blog tracks the legal issues arising from Brexit. The referendum on 23 June 2016 in the United Kingdom resulted in a majority vote in favour of the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union. The blog is written by members of Brick Court Chambers, one of London's leading barristers' chambers. For more information about Brick Court Chambers, click on 'About Brick Court Chambers' below. For key legal texts, click on 'Legal Texts' below. Views expressed are those of each contributor and do not reflect those of Chambers as a whole.
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