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Landed Couple’s Divorce Leaves Their Son with Burning Grievance

Landed Couple’s Divorce Leaves Their Son with Burning Grievance

One of the reasons why divorcing couples should always seek professional advice is that children also feel the consequences of marital breakdown. That was certainly so in one case in which a former couple’s decision to split a 3,000-acre family estate between them left their

Forged IVF Consent Form Triggers Unique Breach of Contract Claim

Forged IVF Consent Form Triggers Unique Breach of Contract Claim

Healthy children are a blessing and, even where their birth arises from a breach of contract, the costs of bringing them up cannot be recovered as compensation. The Court of Appeal made that point in the case of a father whose ex-partner gave birth to

Accident Victim Must Not Know the Amount of His Compensation, Judge Rules

Accident Victim Must Not Know the Amount of His Compensation, Judge Rules

Vulnerable negligence victims are sometimes very poor at managing money and that can leave them open to exploitation by others. The High Court made that point in granting a novel order that a road accident victim must not be told the amount of compensation that

Theme Park Fails to Win Rates Reduction in Wake of Rollercoaster Crash

Theme Park Fails to Win Rates Reduction in Wake of Rollercoaster Crash

In a guideline case of interest to surveyors, valuers and other property professionals, a theme park which suffered a dramatic drop in trade following a rollercoaster crash has failed to convince the Upper Tribunal (UT) that it deserves a reduction in its business rates. Five