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InceDemurrage
We are pleased to launch InceDemurrage, your one-stop solution for efficient and beneficial settlements; saving you time and money so you can focus on your core business.
InceSanctions
Our enhanced specialist sanctions compliance solution, in cooperation with Windward and Seward & Kissel LLP, combines the best risk analysis and reporting tools with top international sanctions legal advice - all under one roof.
We are proud to launch our InceEvaluate solution in collaboration with eLegal, Arachnys and Yoti
Our new solution, in collaboration with eLegal, Arachnys and Yoti, provides an end-to-end client onboarding solution for the real estate sector in a single platform.
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10-08-2022 / Maritime
Kirkwood v. Thélem Assurances [2022] CSOH 53
A recent Outer House Opinion has provided welcome clarity on the recovery of English solicitors’ fees in the Scottish Courts.
05-08-2022 / Real Estate
Martlet Homes v. Mullaley and Co Ltd [2022] EWHC 1813
The Court has awarded a property owner damages for the defective design and installation of cladding. This is the first time the High Court has dealt with a dispute concerning cladding on a high rise building since the Grenfell Tower disaster.
02-08-2022 / Private Wealth, Real Estate
In a recent High Court case, Procter v Procter and others [2022] EWHC 1202, the dispute related to a periodic tenancy a landlord had with three sibling tenants, where one sibling retired from the partnership.
02-08-2022 / Maritime
Sea Master Special Maritime Enterprise & another v. Arab Bank (Switzerland) Ltd (Sea Master) [2022] EWHC 1953 (Comm)
This bill of lading dispute raised issues as to whether the Bank financing the purchase of a cargo, and the holder of a switch bill of lading for the cargo, was a party to the arbitration agreement incorporated into the switch bill and, if so, whether certain counterclaims brought by the Owners came within the scope of that arbitration agreement.
The Court agreed with the tribunal’s findings that, once the Court had decided that the Bank was a party to the arbitration agreement, then the counterclaims for reasonable remuneration and quantum meruit came within the ambit of the arbitration agreement, being claims “arising out of or in connection” with the bill of lading contract.
27-07-2022 / Family & Matrimonial, Surrogacy
In recent years, surrogacy has become more prominent, openly talked about and accepted as an opportunity for different family structures to be able to have a child of their own.
20-07-2022 / Maritime
MV Pacific Pearl Co Ltd v. Osios David Shipping Inc (Panamax Alexander) [2022] EWCA Civ 798
The Court of Appeal has confirmed that a party to ASG 2, the standard form Collision Jurisdiction Agreement, is obliged to accept reasonable security once it is offered and cannot choose to refuse that security and seek alternative or better security by arresting a ship. In such circumstances, there is no right to an arrest or any justification for it.
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