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Benet Alan Hytner KC (29 December 1927 – 7 February 2023) was an English barrister and judge. He was Judge of Appeal of the Isle of Man. He was the Head of the Byrom Street Chambers in Manchester and 42 Bedford Row in London. He practiced principally in General Common Law.
- Benet Alan Hytner, 29 December 1927
- 4, including Sir Nicholas Hytner
- 7 February 2023 (aged 95)
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Hytner was born in the prosperous suburbs of south Manchester in 1956, to barrister Benet Hytner and his wife, Joyce. He is the eldest child of four, and has described his upbringing as being in "a typical Jewish, cultured family".
- Theatre director, film director, film producer
Benet Alan Hytner KC, Bencher of Middle Temple, sadly died on 7 February, aged 95. A memorial service for Master Benet Hytner took place in Temple Church on 20 April 2023. Anthony Arlidge KC, Treasurer of Middle Temple in 2003, sadly died on 27 January, aged 85.
THE LATE BENET HYTNER’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANX LAW. Benet Hytner KC was the Island’s Judge of Appeal for 17 years between 1980 and 1997. 1980 to 1997 of course covers the years when the Isle of Man became what it is now – an offshore financial centre.
13 apr 1997 · Benet Hytner (a distinguished QC) and Joyce (corporate affairs director for the Royal Court theatre) begat Nicholas (theatre and film director), Richard (chief executive, The Henley Centre for...
11 dic 2017 · Simon Peplow 11 December 2017. Following the Grenfell Tower fire tragedy – in which 71 people are now confirmed to have died – a public inquiry was ordered by Prime Minister Theresa May to examine the circumstances surrounding the fire. However, confidence of the survivors and the families of victims that this inquiry would achieve anything is low.
6 lug 2011 · When Benet Hytner QC was doused with a jug of water by a member of public, he might have known the course of the Moss Side riots inquiry would not run smooth.
