Practice point
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PP 2000/2
Having been told that he must not behave like an advocate, an expert witness has the unenviable task of achieving credibility without manifestly striving to persuade.
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PP 2000/18
Among the cases reviewed by Angela Sydenham in Down on the farm Estates Gazette 18 March 2000, p136, are Swift v Dairywise Farms Ltd [1999] EGCS 137 (milk quotas capable…
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PP 2000/13
An obviously roadworthy car has been standing on some waste land for the past 10 days. For anyone minded to appropriate the car, it would be dangerous, for obvious reasons,…
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PP 2000/22
In the background to the Euro-problem that arose in R v Durham County Council, ex parte Huddlestone [2000] EGCS 39 stand the host of official bodies (agencies), to be found…
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PP 2000/12
Insolvency and family lawyers alike will find plenty of food for thought in Mortgage Corporation Ltd v Shaire [2000] EGCS 35.
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PP 2000/11
When it comes to forfeiture for reasons other than non-payment of rent, the case of Crawford v Clarke [2000] EGCS 33 demonstrates, rather than decides, that: (a) the trial judge…
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PP 2000/10
In R v Braintree District Council, ex parte Halls [2000] 36 EG 164, Mr Halls and his father, who had bought their council house under the right to buy scheme,…
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PP 2000/8
A rent review clause requires the disregard of T’s improvements, and does so by incorporating section 34 of the 1954 Act.
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PP 2000/20
Take the case of valuer whose only defence to a lender’s negligence claim is that he made the offending report more than six years before the start of the proceedings.