Unlike a civil claim, fraud is a criminal offence for which there is no limitation in relation to a claim.  It is a fairly confusing overlap.  The case below however shows clearly that court’s are willing to order damages, well

Cohabiting is commonplace but all too frequently there’s no thought given to protecting the rights of either cohabitant in the event of a change of circumstances such as a falling-out or death. Similarly, making a will is something that many

Lying to your insurer is generally pointless. It is likely to invalidate your claim if the lie has a direct impact on your policy premium. In the case below however, a lie was told but it was a lie designed

Insurers first job when a claim is made is to see how they can avoid paying out. This is the same for any type of insurance. Do not believe that insurers are there and happy to assist you when there

I find the case below very interesting. The crux of the matter comes down to a ‘letter of wishes’ which held the deceased’s wishes as to his extremely rare and valuable porcelain collection. A letter of wishes, as the court