In Kieren Corrigan & Co Limited v Bashir Timol (2024), the Court of Appeal again made it clear that a party who obtains a favourable judgement, when at the same time failing to disclose relevant material, risks having the judgement set aside. Additionally, they may face substantial costs of a retrial if that evidence subsequently comes to light. This is an important reminder that parties in litigation must take their disclosure obligations seriously and ensure they benefit from the guidance of an experienced commercial disputes solicitor.
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crime and regulatory
Government plans its autumn road safety strategy – what can we expect?
In April 2025, HM Senior Coroner for Lancashire Dr James Adeley produced a Prevention of Future Deaths Report addressed to the Transport…
Employment
Clarke Willmott urges support for retailers in autumn statement
Clarke Willmott is calling on the Chancellor to provide urgent help to the UK’s retailers in her forthcoming autumn statement in order to prevent “a continued surge in redundancies, contract breaches and tribunal claims.”
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Case Commentary
Epping Forest case: Planning law, Use Class, injunctions and migrant hotels
The recent legal battle between Epping Forest District Council (“the Council”) and the Home Office over the use of the Bell Hotel in Essex has spotlighted a critical intersection of planning law, asylum policy, and local governance.
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Agriculture
Potential tax changes on the sale of property
With the prospect of an Autumn Budget fast approaching, HMRC are now considering plans to raise money from a tax on the sale of homes…