Category: Litigation
Good Fences Make Good Neighbours
April 8th, 2024How to resolve Boundary Disputes In the poem “Mending Wall” by the American poet Robert Frost, the author raises some
Emojis v Language: Which to Use? 🤔
March 25th, 2024In a previous blog, ‘Can an emoji lead to a contractually binding agreement?’, we discussed the Canadian case of South
Red Flags and “Proving” Undue Influence
March 6th, 2024Rea v Rea Court of Appeal Judgment handed down remotely on 23 February 2024 A claim based on Undue Influence
‘Newcomer injunctions’ – a Supreme Court ruling on a wholly new type of injunction
January 30th, 2024Wolverhampton City Council and others v London Gypsies and Travellers and others (2023) Background The Supreme Court determined whether a
Refuse to engage in dispute resolution at your peril. Or can the court lawfully order a party to take part in dispute resolution?
December 14th, 2023A brief look into Churchill v Merthyr Tydfill County Borough Council The Court of Appeal has very recently considered the
Clause Excluding Loss of Profit is Upheld in Recent Judgment
December 4th, 2023In Pinewood Technologies Asia Pacific Limited v Pinewood Technologies Plc [2023] the court showed that it is prepared to take
A Further Update: Proposed Changes to Residential Evictions | An Indefinite Delay to Section 21 Evictions
October 25th, 2023The Update In a recent update to The Renters (Reform) Bill, which has been said to be one of the
Can an emoji lead to a contractually binding agreement?
September 25th, 2023We probably use at least one type of emoji and a popular one must be the thumbs up. But how
Where there’s a Will there’s a War…
August 21st, 2023One of the most fundamental principles of English law is that a testator is free to draw up his Will
Update: Proposed Changes to Residential Evictions – “A Game Changer”
June 30th, 2023The Renters (Reform) Bill, introduced into Parliament last month (17 May 2023), is a Government Bill which makes provision to