Negligent solicitors firm cannot rely on illegality defence despite mortgage fraud by the claimant
Negligent solicitors firm cannot rely on illegality defence despite mortgage fraud by the claimant
The Court of Appeal has ruled that there was a genuine public interest in ensuring a conveyancing solicitors' client could recover damages for negligence on the facts of the case described in this article, despite the client instructing the solicitors as part of a plan to commit mortgage fraud.
Document type: Insights
Last updated: 10 June 2022
First published: 31 October 2018
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