
Tracing backwards and through overdrawn accounts – Article by Dov Ohrenstein
Anyone involved in cases concerning the tracing of assets will be interested in Durant v Brazil [2015] UKPC 35, a recent decision of the Privy
Anyone involved in cases concerning the tracing of assets will be interested in Durant v Brazil [2015] UKPC 35, a recent decision of the Privy
Dov Ohrenstein writes for the New Law Journal on the impact of the good faith doctrine on commercial contracts. The article can be accessed here.
To set aside a judgment on the grounds of fraud, is it necessary to show that the evidence of fraud was unavailable at the trial
This article written by Shantanu Majumdar considers a solicitor’s liability to account in respect of fees received from its defendant client where a claimant makes
This case report by Stephen Acton considers two recent Court of Appeal cases, Brent v Family Mosaic Housing [1] and Robbins v LB of Bexley [2], which
This case report by Francesca Quint, covers the recent First-tier Tribunal decision on the two applications brought by the Trustee of the registered charity, The
This case report by Dov Ohrenstein, covers the recent Court of Appeal decision in Lloyd v Browning, which held that that where a buyer had been
These seminar notes by Robert Pearce KC,Francesca Quint and Joshua Winfield look at the following: The Equality Act 2010 and Charities The scope and operation of the equality legislation,
These Radcliffe Chambers Resource seminar notes by Marie-Claire Bleasdale,Tom Beasley and Josh Lewison provide practical guidance on difficult and urgent property problems as follows: What to do if your
These seminar notes by William Moffett and Mark Mullen provide practical guidance (including an update on recent case law) on death bed gifts and on construing ambiguous provisions