Five members volunteer at Inner Temple’s ‘Becoming a Barrister’ day - Feb 2019
Public Inquiries
Amy has been instructed since 2014 by the Commissioner for the Metropolitan Police Service in the public inquiry into undercover policing in England and Wales, chaired by Sir John Mitting QC.
Selected Cases
- Undercover Policing Inquiry: Junior Counsel for the MPS.
Jo Moore and Amy Mannion speak on panel about Pathways to Law at the London School of Economics - Jan 2019
Last night Amy Mannion and Jo Moore, Head of Outreach, spoke on a panel with three solicitors about being a barrister at the London School of Economics (LSE) to explain the differences between the...
Owain Thomas QC, leading Amy Mannion, Acted for HMRC against Volkswagen Financial Services - Nov 2016
On Thursday 3 November Owain Thomas QC, leading Amy Mannion, acted for HMRC in the Supreme Court in Volkswagen Financial Services (UK) Ltd (VWFS) v HMRC. The case concerned what is a fair and...
Amy Mannion successful for HMRC in alcohol excise WOWGR-approval revocation appeal - Apr 2018
HMRC revoked the approval of Beehive Wines to trade in duty-suspended alcohol under the Warehousekeepers and Owners of Warehoused Goods Regulations (WOWGR) as a result of their non-compliance with...
Congratulations to Owain Thomas QC, Jeremy Hyam QC and Amy Mannion on being appointed as Recorders - Mar 2018
We are delighted to announce that Owain Thomas QC, Jeremy Hyam QC and Amy Mannion have been appointed as recorders by the Queen, on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable David Gauke...
The Supreme Court grant permission in OWD Ltd & Another v HMRC - Feb 2018
The Supreme Court has granted permission to appeal to both the traders and HMRC in OWD Ltd & Another v HMRC. The case concerns the HMRC-managed Alcohol Wholesalers Registration Scheme...
Amy Mannion promoted to A panel of the Attorney General’s Panels of Counsel - Jun 2017
1 Crown Office Row is delighted to announce that, effective from 1 September 2017, Amy Mannion has been promoted from the B panel to the A panel of the Attorney General's Panels of Junior Counsel to...
Amy Mannion successful for HMRC in discharging a High Court injunction - May 2017
Mr Justice Haddon Cave overturned an injunction against HMRC which had been in place for over a year, holding that the balance of convenience had 'decisively shifted' in favour of discharge. He did...
Amy Mannion to appear in Court of Appeal in alcohol wholesaler judicial review and injunction cases - May 2017
Earlier this year Amy Mannion successfully defended HMRC in three High Court injunction judicial reviews. The applicants (all protected by anonymity orders) were businesses who had been refused...
Supreme Court refers questions to the CJEU in Volkswagen Financial Services Ltd v Commissioners for HMRC - Apr 2017
In Volkswagen Financial Services (UK) Ltd v Commissioners for Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs the Supreme Court has referred 4 questions on the interpretation of the VAT Directive in the context of...
Amy Mannion win for HMRC in Upper Tribunal (Tax Chamber) - Aug 2016
The Upper Tribunal allowed HMRC's appeal against a decision of the First Tier. The First Tier had been wrong to conclude that it was unreasonable for HMRC to refuse a Duty Deferment Account to an...
Suzanne Lambert and Amy Mannion return to practice after maternity leave - Sep 2015
Suzanne Lambert has returned to full-time practice after an extended period of maternity leave. She resumes her broad civil law practice with a particular interest in human rights, all types of...
Amy Mannion successful in unlawful detention judicial review - May 2014
Amy Mannion was successful representing the Home Secretary in an unlawful detention judicial review. In a detailed judgment, Alexander Nissen QC found that the Claimant had not been unlawfully...
Amy Mannion successfully defended the Home Office against two joined applications for judicial review - May 2014
Amy Mannion successfully defended the Home Office against two joined applications for judicial review. The Claimants had both challenged the lawfulness of guidance issued by the Home Secretary as to...
Amy Mannion successful in Upper Tribunal for HMRC in Colchester v HMRC - Apr 2014
Amy Mannion represented HMRC in the case of Colchester v HMRC [2014] STI 871. This is the first Upper Tribunal authority on when a construction is, for VAT purposes, an "annexe to an existing...
Amy Mannion wins case for HMRC clarifying that a card game, Bridge, is not a sport - Feb 2014
What is a sport? This was the question which faced the First Tier Tax Tribunal in English Bridge Union v HMRC. Amy Mannion, for HMRC, persuaded the Tribunal that the well-known card game, Bridge, was...
Amy Mannion wins in VAT case worth £400,000 - Jun 2013
Amy was leading counsel for HMRC in this case of JMC Electronics Ltd v HMRC. Dismissing the company's appeal after a hearing lasting 7 days, the Tribunal found that JMC had "colluded in contrived...
Amy Mannion has been appointed to two Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Specialist Advocate Panels - Mar 2013
Amy Mannion has been appointed to two of the Crown Prosecution Service's Specialist Advocate Panels, for Fraud (at Grade 3) and Extradition (at Grade 2). Amy continues to accept instructions for...
Amy Mannion wins for HMRC in Global Corporation Trading v HMRC - Mar 2013
Amy Mannion wins for HMRC in Global Corporation Trading v HMRC. The Tribunal found that the directors of Global Trading knew their trade in 2006 was connected with missing trader Intra-Community...
New Appointments to the Attorney General’s A, B and C Panels – February 2013 - Feb 2013
