CFA Enforceability and Base Costs: The Impact of a Defective Agreement — Anthony v Collins
Funding & CFAs — 2020-01-27
This case, Anthony v Collins, is about a detailed assessment of the costs claimed by the Claimant, Danny John Anthony, related to a contested will. The dispute centers on whether the costs claimed by the Claimant are in breach of the indemnity principle and whether sanctions should be imposed due to the manner in which the Claimant's case was presented.
Summary
This case, Anthony v Collins, is about a detailed assessment of the costs claimed by the Claimant, Danny John Anthony, related to a contested will. The dispute centers on whether the costs claimed by the Claimant are in breach of the indemnity principle and whether sanctions should be imposed due to the manner in which the Claimant's case was presented.
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