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Cold comfort: how latest case law demonstrates the limitations of comfort letters

Comfort letters can be a useful tool for providing an assurance of support from a parent to a subsidiary company. In some cases they help inform the

When faced with a substantial car hire claim, finance companies would do well to put a business claimant to proof that the replacement car was

Where a company has been wound-up, directors are no longer officers of the company and any transactions they enter into will be void. This was

We first reviewed the decision in Wuhan Guoyu Logistics Group Co Ltd v Emporiki Bank of Greece SA in our August 2012 issue of Finance Litigation

A recent High Court decision in Sycamore Bidco Limited v Sean Breslin and Andrew Dawson 2012 EWHC 3443 (Ch looked at the differences between

Sale at an undervalue; time for presenting a petition; implied term avoids manifest injustice; complying with time limits; order for sale threshold

As with Lidl, this was an application for summary judgment to enforce the second adjudication decision

There is no absolute or unqualified obligation on a credit reference agency to ensure the entire accuracy of its data. This was the finding of the

Disabled customers have a right to enter your building and organisations have a duty to provide appropriate assistance. Not getting this right can be

A company in the WPP advertising and marketing communications group held a 12.6 shareholding in TYR - a prominent advertising and marketing business