Target Rich International Limited v Forex Capital Markets Limited [2020] EWHC 1544 (Comm) Speed Read Summary This summer, the High Court handed down judgment, dismissing Target Rich International Ltd’s (TRI) claim for compensation and damages in relation to trades it had placed through Forex Capital Markets Limited’s (FXCM) online forex trading platform. The claim involved … Continued
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There has been a lot in the news recently about buildings suffering from defective cladding which may pose a fire risk. Building owners have been left with the high costs of replacement works, and leaseholders are frequently served with substantial service charge demands. So, what is going on? We look to clarify some of the … Continued
Are you contemplating dispute resolution of some kind, whether because you want to make a claim or are facing a claim, in or out of Court, but are not sure how you can fund the matter? Have you already been named as a party to Court proceedings so that you are involved in litigation now? … Continued
Has COVID-19 interrupted or interfered with your business in some way? Are you wondering whether you are able to claim insurance cover for these events? Have you approached your insurer but they have refused to pay out? The High Court recently handed down judgment in a test case brought by the Financial Conduct Authority that … Continued
Campaigners have been striving for ‘no fault divorce’ for over 30 years and at last, the ‘Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill’ has finally reached the end of its parliamentary journey having become an Act of Parliament on 25 June 2020. In the biggest shake-up of divorce law in the last half century, the implementation of … Continued
How COVID-19 is affecting developers liable to pay the Community Infrastructure Levy In the ten years since the Community Infrastructure Levy (“CIL”) was introduced, it has largely achieved its aim of making infrastructure contributions from new developments more transparent and predictable, as opposed to the rather more opaque process involved in negotiating the terms of … Continued
In Duval (Respondent) v 11-13 Randolph Crescent Ltd (Appellant) [2020] UKSC 18 the Supreme Court has ruled unanimously in favour of a lessee’s challenge to a freeholder looking to grant a licence for structural alterations carried out by another flat owner. Many residential leasehold properties up and down the country contain similar clauses prohibiting structural … Continued
