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5 February 2015

Gordon Ramsay’s court room nightmare

The Chancery Division Judge Mr Justice Morgan recently refused to grant Gordon Ramsay a declaration that a personal guarantee for rent was not binding because his signature had allegedly been unlawfully obtained.

30 January 2015

The court gives guidance on the hearing of applications brought by victims of fraud under section 281 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002

The claimant investors (P) sought declarations under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 s.281 that part of a fund which was subject to a freezing order belonged to them.

5 January 2015

Revenge porn: No need to change the law – but they’re changing it anyway…

In our blog published 5 August last year, we highlighted the increasing phenomenon of revenge porn and harassment via social media sites, and analysed the effectiveness of existing civil and criminal legislation such as the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, the Communications Act 2003 and the Malicious Communications Act 1998 to protect victims of revenge porn and harassment etc.

22 December 2014

Legal update - Email exchange between solicitors binds settlement agreement

In the case of Raymond Bieber & Ors v Teathers Ltd (In Liquidation) (2014), the High Court has declared a settlement agreement between two parties is binding despite an inability to agree precise terms, based on the emails exchanged between respective solicitors.  

Katie Allard

19 December 2014

Legal update - A judge had been right to refuse to allow a claimant to re-amend its particulars of claim and urges lawyers to get “back to basics” on pleadings

The court was ruling on an appeal against a case management order that the claimant in Hague Plant Ltd v Hague & Ors [2014] EWCA Civ 1609 could not re-amend its particulars of claim.

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