General When introducing evidence in court proceedings, the parties needs to be aware of the rules stated in the Evidence Act 1995 which establishes…
Litigation
If a dispute in relation to a retail lease arises under the Retail Leases Act 1994 (“RLA”) the parties are, as a first step,…
Limitation Act of 1969 The Limitation Act of 1969 defines the statute of limitations and stipulates the time when the right of enforcement under…
General Information When collecting evidence in a court proceeding there may be persons and organisations, other than the parties to the proceedings which hold…
Quantum meruit is a legal concept meaning “what the job is worth” or “the amount he deserves”. The Latin translation is “as much as…
When gathering information for proceedings in court, an organisation or person might have access to documents that are important in the matter. By asking…
Liquidation damage clauses are clauses in a contract that specify a monetary compensation in the event that one of the parties is not able…
General On application, a party to a proceeding may be ordered by the court, at any stage in the proceedings to answer specified interrogatories….
An important question in court proceedings is the distribution of costs between the parties. The court have the power to decide who, to whom…
A barrister is a lawyer specialized in advocacy in court. Barristers only handle trial matters, while solicitors handle the day to day workings of…