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The Court of Appeal in its judgment in Committeri v Club Mediterranee SA and Generali Assurances IARD SA recently considered the question of whether a ...
In the recent case of BDW Trading Limited v Integral Geotechnique (Wales) Limited [2018] EWHC 1915, Judge Stephen Davies QC offers valuable guidance ...
The Court of Appeal has found that landowners may be liable to pay damages if Japanese knotweed (including the plant, or its roots or rhizomes) encroa ...
Mr Jafar Kazemi v Mrs Jayantilal Gohil This case was defended as a low speed impact in which DACB called the learner driver as a witness to give evide ...
To combat widespread concerns that the cost of disclosure remains disproportionately high, a radical reform of the procedural step of disclosure of do ...
The cash-flow problems retention can cause to contractors and sub-contractors by late, or worse, non-payment, are exacerbated where they are required ...
A claimant may issue a claim for particularised overhead costs where it can prove that the relevant head office overheads had "thickened", i.e. necess ...
In Grove Developments Ltd v S&T (UK) Ltd [2018] EWHC 123 (TCC), it was held that the employer was entitled to refer a dispute about the value of t ...
This case highlights the difficulties but also the considerations which should be taken into account when terminating another party.
This case analyses a question that many thought was essentially settled law: whether a contractual clause purporting to prohibit oral variations – kno ...
