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A reminder that procurement claims must be brought within time and by economic operators with the necessary standing
A national health trust (and incumbent provider of the services being procured) ("the Trust") challenged a contracting authority's contract award decision. The Trust had decided not to bid for the...
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Recent cases considering Worldwide Freezing Orders
Earlier this month, our Commercial Litigation experts prepared a useful briefing on freezing orders and the importance of full and frank disclosure, by reference to the recent case of Rogachev...
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Bank of Mum and Dad; “Getting it together”
Three blogs have been posted on legal issues arising where the Bank of Mum and Dad gives a helping hand. With reports that the Bank of Mum and Dad is...
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Late Amendments to Statement of Case After the expiry of the Relevant Limitation Period
In the first part to this briefing, our Commercial Litigation experts looked at the test that the Court would apply when considering applications to amend pleadings at a late stage...
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ECJ provides guidance on the “grave professional misconduct” discretionary exclusion
An Italian court requested a preliminary reference ruling from the European Court of Justice ("ECJ") around the meaning of the "grave professional misconduct" discretionary exclusion, pursuant to Directive 2004/18. In...
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Late Amendments to Statement of Case – Where Limitation is not an Issue
A number of recent cases provide a useful reminder of the test that the Court would apply when considering applications to amend pleadings at a late stage of the proceedings....
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Taylor v Mina An Ltd – A case law update on the licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation
We examine a case that looks at the licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation. On 13th August 2019 the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) overturned a refusal of a Rent Repayment...
