Solicitor`s negligence
Language: English Series: Times ; 3/2/87 p40Publication details: 1987Subject(s): Summary: In Lipman Bray (a firm) v Hillhouse and Another CA 30 January 1987 it was held that a negligence claim against solicitors acting in a house purchase was not "doomed to failure" simply because the party`s legal adviser had earlier indicated that it would not be pursued, although it would be difficult to pursue thereafter.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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In Lipman Bray (a firm) v Hillhouse and Another CA 30 January 1987 it was held that a negligence claim against solicitors acting in a house purchase was not "doomed to failure" simply because the party`s legal adviser had earlier indicated that it would not be pursued, although it would be difficult to pursue thereafter.