Year: 2017
25
Oct
17
Property Law Briefing – Entire Agreement Clauses
An entire agreement clause is used by the draftsman to try to ensure that what he drafts is the full extent of the obligations between the parties. The purpose of such a ...

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25
Oct
17
Property Law Briefing – Beddoe Applications
If trustees or executors intend to take or defend Court proceedings in relation to the exercise of their powers and duties, they are strongly advised to make a

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25
Oct
17
Property Law Briefing – Property Boundaries (Resolution of Disputes) Bill
The Property Boundaries (Resolution of Disputes) Bill (“the Bill”) has entered the committee stage of examination and debate in the House of Lords.

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25
Oct
17
Property Law Briefing – Severance of joint tenancies
The law normally exists to give certainty about the effect of a person's intentions. Nowhere is that more important than in the realm of wills and properties, where wills are ...

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11
Oct
17
Tenancy Announcement: Maurice Rifat
We are delighted to announce Maurice Rifat (called in 1990) has joined Chambers. Maurice is an experienced ...

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05
Oct
17
Medical Liability Briefing – ABC v St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust
This was a tragic case in many respects. In 2007 the Claimant’s father shot and killed her mother. He was convicted of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished ...

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05
Oct
17
Medical Law Briefing – Causation in Medical Consent Cases post-Montgomery
So far in 2017 there have been two cases which have clarified the need for claimant parties to establish causation on a conventional basis in cases where a breach of duty in ...

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12
Sep
17
Travel Law Briefing – September 2017
Gastric Illness Claims The Court of Appeal handed down judgment in Wood v TUI Travel PLC [2017] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 322

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16
Aug
17
TATLA Briefing – July 2017
How do you intend to spend discount rate day next month? Following the very recent revelation that the Government may

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01
Aug
17
The divisibility of psychiatric injury and taking the stress out of apportionment
Over the past 9 years personal injury practitioners who have litigated occupational stress claims will have had to grapple with an apparent inconsistency in the case law regarding how to approach the ...

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