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Court of Appeal addresses expert s duties and conflicts of interest

In Secretariat Consulting PTE Ltd v A Company, the Court of Appeal considered for the first time the question of an expert s duty to avoid a conflict of interest.(1) The Court of Appeal s decision, while not deciding the point finally, means that it is unlikely that a court will now recognise such a duty as a matter of law. The issue is a matter of contract. On the terms of the expert firm s engagement in this case, the Court of Appeal upheld the High Court s decision to grant an injunction restraining the firm from acting for a third party in a connected arbitration. The judgment contains a useful analysis of when conflicts can arise in related cases and the circumstances in which a large organisation offering expert or litigation support services may find itself conflicted.

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Should I buy these 2 UK shares in a Stocks and Shares ISA in February?

Should I buy these 2 UK shares in a Stocks and Shares ISA in February? More on: Image source: Getty Images. UK share markets continue to struggle to turn in a strong recovery as the Covid-19 crisis rolls on. Take the FTSE 100 for instance. After a false start to 2021, buying interest on Britain’s premier share index remains quite insipid. This broad risk-aversion is a crying shame in my opinion. This is because there are plenty of UK shares that should deliver terrific shareholder returns, regardless of the ongoing pandemic. US$12.3 TRILLION out of thin air… And if you click here we’ll show you something that could be key to unlocking 5G’s full potential.

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Is the housing market cooling off? Softening in buying and selling amid Lockdown 3 0, home schooling and the Stamp Duty holiday crush

Is the housing market cooling off? Softening in buying and selling amid Lockdown 3 0, home schooling and the Stamp Duty holiday crush
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Sterling consolidates above US$1 38 | Money

Thursday, 11 Feb 2021 06:59 PM MYT Pound Sterling notes and change are seen inside a cash register in a coffee shop in Manchester September 21, 2018. Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. LONDON, Feb 11 Sterling traded in recent ranges today, above the US$1.38 (RM5.58) mark hit earlier this week in relatively quiet currency markets owing to a Chinese holiday and a sparse data calendar. Optimism over the speed of Britain’s Covid-19 vaccination programme compared to other countries in Europe and expectations of a weaker dollar this year have boosted the pound to nearly 3-year highs against the dollar and its highest since May 2020 against the euro.

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House sales fall as prices rise everywhere but London

Average property prices continued to rise everywhere in the country apart from London in the past month, new findings have suggested. But despite remaining open throughout the latest lockdown, the property market has started off 2021 on a weaker footing , with sales, listings and interest from prospective buyers waning, the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors said. One property insider said his estate agency in Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire endured the quietest January on record, with a lot of stock not selling because it was priced in expectation rather than reality. On the sales front, the East Midlands, South West and Yorkshire and the Humber all struggled in recent weeks, while Northern Ireland held firm.

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