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What i find difficult to accept without repeating myself is the AGA was issued by and therefore would have been returned to our solicitor. He would not have informed us of its return and just archived it. Since the License to Assign was conditional upon the completion of...
Our solicitor issued the AGA and did not receive it, however whilst he says he wrote to us that letter was not received and therefore we were ignorant to the fact it had not been received. Would it not be reasonable for him to follow this up in the same way he would if he required documentation...
In 2007 we allowed our tenant to re-assign a 15 year commercial lease with 13 years to run. An integral part of the lease was an AGA and the lease also contained a clause stating if the AGA was not returned to the landlord the re-assignment would be void.
Earlier this year the new tenant...
I would love to terminate the relationship but not at the expense of the current offer. Would you please clarify the point about putting a charge on the property, surely he could not sell without my consent
I own half a property in a business partnership. In short my partner applied for/ gained planning permission to extend upwards without my knowledge and subsequently started developing before i found out. I felt there was little i could do about it and did secure a wriiten agreement to recompense...
it has taken 4 months for this application and in my opinion the case is very flimsy. Furthermore the defence could easily have been offered at the time since the defendeant acknowledged the service but then did not bother to defend. What i dont want to do is antagonise the judge by pointing out...
I sold a freehold of a f/c shop last year with a similar covenant which had been broken. I was able to take out indemnity insurance against the holder of the covenant taking action against the party purchasing the freehold at a future date
I secured a CCJ against a creditor who has applied to have it set aside. I have been given a date for a hearing which has been allocated 20 mins but no further info. Am i expected to provide evidence at this hearing or is it just for the defendant to try and persuade the judge to consider...
Yes i am. In theory there has been no wrong doing as the company had insurance cover whilst trading but the terms of the policy stated any claim must have been notified during the term of the policy and not after. That could hardly be classed as negligence but the client has a no win/nofee...
Can a Company Secretary be sued personally where a claim for negligence is not covered by the insurance policy ie the claim was made after the company stopped trading and the insurance policy had expired. The terms of the policy were any claim must have startedduring the policys lifetime
I am Company Secretary of a company which has stopped trading and filed to be struck off and advised creditors of the same.
Recntly an ex customer has filed a negligence claim against the company because our insurance company have rejected it because it has arisen after the expiry of the policy...