January 2014

Update on court deadlines – Agreeing with the other side does not excuse compliance

10:15 30 January in Commercial Dispute Resolution, For Businesses, Keith Hardington articles, News, Walker Foster by Keith Hardington

Delivering judgment in Lloyd & Sons v PPC International [2014] EWHC 41 (QB), Turner J has made it clear that parties must adhere strictly to deadlines imposed by the court. A party should not treat “an order of the court as if compliance were an...

Pay attention to those dates in Court Orders!

12:05 20 January in Commercial Dispute Resolution, For Businesses, Keith Hardington articles, News, Walker Foster by Keith Hardington

Your solicitor will manage the timing of your case subject to many variables including client cooperation and the directions in the Civil Procedure Rules and Court Orders. It has recently become even more important for parties involved in litigation to pay attention to deadlines and...

Challenging a will by alleging Undue Influence

11:35 13 January in Dispute Resolution & Litigation, News, Walker Foster, Wills, Probate & Lasting Powers of Attorney by Maxine Heppenstall

Challenges to a Will often involve issues of testamentary capacity, knowledge and approval and undue influence.The execution of a Will as a result of undue influence is a fact that must be proved by those who assert it and in many cases can only be...

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Update on court deadlines – Agreeing with the other side does not excuse compliance

Pay attention to those dates in Court Orders!

Challenging a will by alleging Undue Influence