In Tamlura v CMS Cameron McKenna, the High Court considered whether a solicitors firm is obligated to tell a client if, during a transaction, the other side makes a mistake which operates to the client’s advantage. In this article, we consider the court’s decision and the practical implications for solicitors.
July 02, 2009 at 05:09 AM
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A recent High Court ruling suggests solicitors are not obliged to inform clients of advantageous mistakes made by their opponent
In Tamlura v CMS Cameron McKenna, the High Court considered whether a solicitors firm is obligated to tell a client if, during a transaction, the other side makes a mistake which operates to the client’s advantage. In this article, we consider the court’s decision and the practical implications for solicitors.
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