Middleton v Steeds Hudson
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1998 |
| Year | 1998 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
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3 cases
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Henderson & Jones Ltd v David Jason Ross
...back’ period but I have already rejected this. 642 . Nor did I find persuasive the Claimant's reliance on Middleton v Steeds Hudson [1998] 1FLR 738 (at [741]) to the effect that a letter of advice might have been expected where the client, as here, disregarded the solicitors' advice. As to ......
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Wellesley Partners LLP v Withers LLP
...to prefer the evidence of one witness to another. I find it of no help in the present case. 99 The second is Middleton v Steeds Hudson [1998] 1 FLR 738 at 741E where Johnson J said: "The absence of any written record or letter supporting the defendant's account of the meeting is clearly cog......
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Harwood and another v Taylor Vinters (A Firm)
...there was clearly a loss flowing from the negligence because his clients embarked on the whole process of refinancing via UCBMiddleton v Steeds Hudson [1998] FLR 738, one of the cases relied on below. There is no authority of which I am aware which supports the proposition that it is neglig......
1 books & journal articles
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Restitution, Rectification, and Mitigation: Negligent Solicitors and Wills, Again
...Solicitors, Disappointed Beneficiaries and the Tortious Duty toAdvise on Tax Avoidance’ (1998) 14 PN 107. cp Middleton vSteeds Hudson [1998] 1 FLR 738(Johnson J). cf Hurlingham Estates vWilde (1997) 1 Lloyd’s Rep. 525 (Lightman J); on which see R.O’Connor, ‘The Duty of Solicitors to Give Ta......