PROVING THINGS 229: CLAIMANT FAILS TO PROVE CERTAIN HEADS OF DAMAGES: DECISION UPHELD ON APPEAL

The judgment of Mr Justice Ritchie in Lal v Reeder [2023] EWHC 1437 (KB) is a classic example of a failure to prove things.  The trial judge found that the claimant had failed to establish certain heads of damage. That decision was upheld on appeal.  The claimant had not put any evidence before the ...

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