Author: Shrey Bahl

Government announces 15 year limitation period for “shoddy workmanship” claims

Extension of limitation period for claims against property developers for unsafe cladding will lead to further breach of building regulation claims.

Post date 6 July 2021
Post author By Shrey Bahl
Post categories In Civil Litigation, CPR, High Court, Litigation, Professional Negligence, Property Litigation
Tags grenfell, housing secretary, labour, legislation, Property Disputes, Property Litigation

County Court Judgments and Enforcement after COVID-19

Following lifting of government lockdowns during the pandemic, enforcement action including bailiffs attending properties can now resume. There may also be changes to debt recovery legislation which protective measures were brought in during the pandemic to prevent aggressive debt recovery action from debtors affected by coronavirus. If you have received a county court judgment against you or your company, get in touch with our litigation team as soon as possible.

Post date 26 May 2021
Post author By Shrey Bahl
Post categories In Civil Litigation, Coronavirus, Costs, County Court, CPR, FCA, Financial Services Tribunal, Insolvency, Litigation
Tags CCJ, county court judgment, court judgment, court order, default judgment, Remove CCJ, remove court judgement

Court refuses to amend developers’ £1.5 million cost budget

The High Court has refused permission for two property developers to amend their initial agreed cost budget of approximately £1.5 million after an attempt to request almost double the sums allowed.

Post date 14 April 2021
Post author By Shrey Bahl
Post categories In Business and Property Courts, Civil Litigation, Civil Procedure Rules, Costs, High Court, Professional Negligence
Tags building, CCMC, cost budget, CPR, development, High Court, Litigation, Professional Negligence

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Government announces 15 year limitation period for “shoddy workmanship” claims

County Court Judgments and Enforcement after COVID-19

Court refuses to amend developers’ £1.5 million cost budget

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