Specialty Group: Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution

A shadow has been cast over the seemingly well-accepted ability of courts to make common fund orders in third-party funded representative proceedings. The New South Wales Court of Appeal is to determine whether the Supre ...

Author: David Moore In a recent unreported case in the County Court at Central London (Sajid v Nuur, 30 July 2018), a Claimant (Landlord) had brought a claim against a Defendant (a former Tenant) and attempted to serve ...

Limitation Act (NSW) The Limitation Act 1969 (NSW) (the Act) governs the length of time after which actions to recover debts can no longer be commenced. Where the period has expired the debt is referred to as ‘statute ...

Crociani v Crociani: A bitter family dispute was finally brought to an end after 5 years following the Royal Court of Jersey’s finding in favour of daughter Cristiana who alleged a series of breaches of trust by the fo ...