Google-spoofing is apparently lawful
Facts: Mr. Parler was involved in a road traffic accident in December 2021. Immediately after the accident, he attempted to notify his insurers, Hastings, by googling their name
Facts: Mr. Parler was involved in a road traffic accident in December 2021. Immediately after the accident, he attempted to notify his insurers, Hastings, by googling their name
Facts: Mr. Ridgway bought a property in 2017 which comprised two separate registered titles for £6.5m. The first was a semi-detached house and gardens on Crick Road. The second
Facts: The case was brought by a specialist insolvency litigation and assignee of claims on behalf of Lloyds British Testing Limited. Mr. White was a director of Lloyds British
Facts: Natural England (NE) seeks injunctive relief to protect the archaeological features on or under farmland from potentially harmful activities of cultivating certain fields.
Facts: In July 2018, Ms. Williams-Henry suffered a moderately severe traumatic brain injury and other multiple injuries in a nasty fall off Aberavon Pier which was insufficiently
Property developers have been given clarity on the ‘second staircase’ rule following the publication of the technical guidance by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and
Facts: Lidl sued Tesco in September 2020 shortly after Tesco started using a yellow circle against a blue background to promote its ‘Clubcard Prices’ scheme. Lidl claimed that
Facts: Mr. and Mrs Vainker purchased the land and the house in 1999. The house was demolished in 2003 with the intention of building a new property. The project was led by Mrs.
Facts: There has been a long-running dispute between Suzanne Procter and her brothers. They were partners, initially, with both their parents and subsequently only with the
Facts: A construction contract was entered into in November 2017 with the works commencing shortly thereafter. The original contract sum was £18,796,450, exclusive of VAT. There