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COURT FEES INCREASE: READ ALL ABOUT IT: COMING TO A COURT NEAR YOU SOON

COURT FEES INCREASE: READ ALL ABOUT IT: COMING TO A COURT NEAR YOU SOON

September 2, 2021 · by gexall · in Civil Procedure, Court fees, Members Content

After a consultation process the Ministry of Justice has produced “Court and Tribunal Fees The Government response to the  consultation on ‘Increasing selected court fees and Help with Fees income thresholds by inflation’ IN A NUTSHELL Court fees will be…

PROVING THINGS 215: CLAIM £8.7 MILLION IN DAMAGES BUT RECOVER NOTHING: NOT SO MUCH A CASE OF EXPERT SHOPPING BUT EXPERTS ON SHOPPING CENTRES

PROVING THINGS 215: CLAIM £8.7 MILLION IN DAMAGES BUT RECOVER NOTHING: NOT SO MUCH A CASE OF EXPERT SHOPPING BUT EXPERTS ON SHOPPING CENTRES

September 2, 2021 · by gexall · in Damages, Experts, Members Content

We have looked before at the judgment of HHJ Hodge (sitting as a High Court judge) in Ahuja Investments Ltd v Victorygame Ltd & Anor (CONTRACT – Purchase of commercial investment property) [2021] EWHC 2382 (Ch).  It is worth noting that…

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