Breach Of Trust: Dirty money

Mishcon de Reya | Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal | January/February 2018 #193
James Shaw examines the criteria for establishing dishonest assistance ‘It was incumbent on Morgan J to analyse the extent to which, if at all, Mr Louanjli was required to, and did, influence the decision-making of those at Notable to accept the stolen funds from Mr Nobre.’ As with all expensive sequels, there is a resounding …

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Costs: Keep it in proportion

Walker Morris LLP | The Commercial Litigation Journal | September/October 2017 #75
Gwendoline Davies and Claire Acklam make sense of the rules and recent case law on proportionality of costs ‘Even if costs are reasonable this does not mean that they will necessarily be proportionate. The court must identify which of the factors listed in CPR 44.3(5) are relevant to the case and relate them to a …

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