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Tony Reid v Sundolitt Limited [2007] CSIH 64

Tortolano v Ogilvie Construction Ltd [2012] CSOH 162 - 10th October 2012

The pursuer suffered serious injury as a result of an accident while at work and sought damages in respect of common law negligence and breach of statutory duty from his employers, the defenders. The heads of damages included continuing loss of earnings and the cost of future care and support. Taki......

Total Spares &supplies Ltd & Anor v Antares SRL & Ors [2006] EWHC 1537 (Ch) (27 June 2006)

It was just to make a third party costs order against a non-party whose actions were responsible for effectively depriving a claimant of any realistic opportunity of recovering its costs. ......

Toth v Jarman [2006] EWCA Civ 1028 (19 July 2006)

CIVIL EVIDENCE. A party who wished to call an expert with a potential conflict of interest should disclose details of that conflict at as early a stage in the proceedings as possible. ......

Tracey Kennedy v Cordia (Services) LLP, 1 August 2013, [2013] CSOH 130

Proof: Liability: Slipping on ice and snow covered surface in the course of employment, resulting in injury. The pursuer was employed by the Defenders as a home carer. She required to make a home visit to a patient on an evening in December 2010. The conditions in the area had, for some time been i......

TRACEY ORMSBY v THE CHIEF CONSTABLE OF STRATHCLYDE POLICE [2008] CSOH 143

Action for damages for personal injuries. The pursuer was one of a team of police officers who were instructed to aid the enforcement of an eviction order at a local swimming pool. The swimming pool centre had been closed and the decision had invited much protest. In particular, the pool provided ......

Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of Canada & Ors v Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada (UK) & Anor [2006] EWHC 2885 (Comm) (16 November 2006)

Where successful claimants had lost on a distinct issue, it was appropriate to order them to bear certain of their own costs of that issue and pay certain of those of their opponents. ......

Trebor Bassett Holdings Ltd & Ors v ADT Fire and Security plc [2012] EWHC 3365 (TCC) - 28th November 2012

Application for interim payment pursuant to CPR Part. 25.7(1). The defendants resisted the application on the ground that the claimants' title to sue was too incoherent to justify an interim payment and submitted that the right measure of loss was diminution of value. Held, inter alia: To award......

Trevor Michael Fox v Foundation Piling Ltd, CA, 07/07/11

A C was awarded his costs in full where he had recovered more than the amount offered by the D. Even though he had exaggerated his claim, his conduct was not in the circumstances, such as to justify a departure from the general rule that the unsuccessful party should pay the costs of the action.Whe......

Trustees of National Museums & Galleries on Merseyside v AEW & Ors [2013] EWHC 2403 (TCC) - 31/07/13

A firm of architects was in breach of contractual duties owed to a museum in failing to design or procure the design of steps, seats and terraces which were architectural features within its sphere of contractual responsibility. ......

Tubb v JD Wetherspoon Plc [2011] EWCA Civ 136 (25 February 2011)

Consideration Of Disclosure of Earlier Expert Reports Where A Change Of Experts Occurred:The Court of Appeal held that pursuant to CPR r. 35.4, the Court had a discretionary power to impose a condition of disclosure of an earlier expert report where a change of expert subsequently occurred and such......

Turner v Arriva North East Ltd [2006] EWCA Civ 410 (24 March 2006)

Road Traffic Accident. Negligence. A judge's conclusion on the evidence that a bus driver was not negligent when he hit and killed a pedestrian who had crossed the road when the pedestrian lights were red was fully justified. ......

Tutas v East London Bus & Coach Co [2013] EWCA Civ 1380 - 16/10/13

The Claimant sought damages for private physiotherapy treatment. To evidence this claim he provided invoices and forms from the physiotherapy service detailing the treatment and cost. The Defendant argued, on the eve of trial, that there was no evidence that the Claimant had actually paid these cos......

Tutin, R (on the application of) v General Medical Council [2009] EWHC 553 (Admin) (13 February 2009)

After allegations of sexual impropriety made by patients against a general practitioner the General Medical Council determined that he had a case to answer. The general practitioner asserted that insufficient evidence had been adduced in respect of the allegations to find the facts proven. The ......

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