How can I enforce loan payments in debt recovery?
Posted by Vneeta Ratti | Trainee
On 31st July 2018
As an individual or a business, you may find yourselves in the unsatisfactory situation of having loaned monies (either informally…
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Posted by Vneeta Ratti | Trainee
On 31st July 2018
As an individual or a business, you may find yourselves in the unsatisfactory situation of having loaned monies (either informally…
Posted by Chun Wong | Partner
On 27th July 2018
In July 2018 we had a Court of Appeal case (Barclays Bank Plc v Various Claimants (2018)) which upheld the…
Posted by Chun Wong | Partner
On 27th July 2018
There are times when you have paid for a service which has not been delivered or the standard of service…
Posted by Chun Wong | Partner
On 5th July 2018
There has been a court ruling from the Court of Appeal dealing with whether an adjoining owner could be sued for nuisance and damage arising from the encroachment of Japanese knotweed (Network Rail Infrastructure Limited v Williams and Waistell (2018)
Posted by Vneeta Ratti | Trainee
On 27th June 2018
Enforcement of debts is something that we regularly have to deal with as Dispute Resolution solicitors. It is imperative that the correct procedure is followed to avoid costs sanctions. The protocol was introduced in October 2017 with a view to reduce unnecessary proceedings and encourage communication between the creditor and the debtors.
