This Practice Note considers the standard of proof in civil claims based on the defendant’s alleged fraud. It considers the test for dishonesty (per Ivey v Genting) and...
Fraud—what is it? Fraud can best be described as the deliberate or intentional use of misrepresentation, deception or dishonesty to deprive, in order to make a gain or...
This Practice Note on civil fraud (commercial fraud) summarises the main heads of claim (causes of action in fraud) which you may consider pleading in a civil fraud...
The legal issues that arise in civil fraud cases can be many and varied and are usually also inherently complicated. While it is critical that each case is analysed on...
The legal issues that arise in civil fraud cases can be many and varied and are usually also inherently complicated. While it is critical that each case is analysed on...
Brexit: The UK's departure from the EU on exit day ie Friday 31 January 2020 has implications for practitioners in a number of areas covered in this Practice Note, being...