How are debts owed to family members dealt with in divorce proceedings?
The first question for the court to determine is whether the debts are legitimate, and this is a...
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
The most expensive purchase of most people’s lives will be their home. Deciding to buy a property is a big step and many people rely on the expertise of a surveyor when deciding whether to buy a property and how much to pay. If a surveyor advises of problems with a property, a buyer may decide not to proceed with the purchase or to negotiate a lower price.
If a surveyor fails to identify a problem with a property, the buyers may find that they own a property they would not have bought had they been properly advised or that they have paid too much for a property.
Some examples of potential claims against surveyors include:
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