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  • Supreme Court Rules on Doorstep Sales Contracts

    Posted: December 11, 2014

    In a crucial victory for consumers, the Supreme Court has ruled that a householder who entered into a removals contract with a tradesman who visited his home was entitled both...

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  • Document Disclosable When No Dispute

    Posted: December 10, 2014

    When an informal conversation over dinner in a restaurant that included a proposed agreement between a divorcing couple did not lead to a settlement, the court was faced with a...

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  • Value of Joint Policy Not Part of Estate

    Posted: December 8, 2014

    When a couple’s relationship broke up, it was unlikely that either of them would have foreseen an argument over who should inherit the proceeds of a life assurance policy that...

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  • Disabled Negligence Victim Entitled to Free State Care

    Posted: December 5, 2014

    In an important ruling, the High Court has lifted the threat of compensation payouts awarded to severely disabled victims of negligence being whittled away by the costs of local authority...

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  • Court of Appeal Overturns Contract Signed ‘in Blank’

    Posted: December 2, 2014

    Signing any blank form is asking for trouble, as a partner in a business who did just that recently found out. Her carelessness resulted in her having to go to...

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  • Off-Plan Buyers’ Deposit Victory

    Posted: November 27, 2014

    A group of property investors who lost their deposits after a developer succumbed to the recession before even starting work on a luxury block of flats have had their hopes...

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  • Dementia Sufferer Let Down by Selfish Nephews

    Posted: November 26, 2014

    In a warning to the elderly that even close family members cannot always be trusted, a judge has come to the aid of an 86-year-old dementia sufferer whose nephews breached...

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  • Angry Parents Must Pay Private School Fees

    Posted: November 24, 2014

    A mother and father who refused to pay their sons’ private school fees – claiming that staff had failed to protect the three boys from bullying and racial abuse –...

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  • Council Replaces ‘Aggressive’ Niece as Attorney

    Posted: November 21, 2014

    In a recent judgment delivered by the Court of Protection, a local council was successful in wresting control over an old man’s finances from a family member. The 91-year-old...

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  • Missed Covenant Triggers Home Buyer’s Nightmare

    Posted: November 13, 2014

    A woman whose purchase of a seaside home became a nightmare owing to a dispute with neighbours triggered by a conveyancing solicitor’s negligence will receive some compensation for her loss...

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