Adams & Ors v Atlas International Property Services Ltd & Ors
Judgment for Mr. & Mrs. Hope and Mr. & Mrs. Whyte for the full amounts paid to secure title, with interest from the date of mortgage repayment or associated fees; Sr. Aroca to pay 80% of Claimants’ costs, including post-13 January 2017 costs; payment on account of costs not increased to include VAT.
- Parties
- Claimants: Roger Keith Adams and Others; Defendants: Atlas International Property Services Limited and Others; Defendants: Miguel Ángel Aroca Seiquer and Aroca Seiquer & Asociados SL
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 02 March 2017
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Post Judgment Order Settlement
- Outcome
- Judgment for Claimants on quantum and costs issues.
- Legal Topics
- Quantum of Damages, Interest on Damages, Costs, Payment on Account
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Parties
Roger Keith Adams and Others
Claimants
Atlas International Property Services Limited and Others
Defendants
Miguel Ángel Aroca Seiquer and Aroca Seiquer & Asociados SL
Defendants
Procedural Posture
Civil / Post Judgment Order Settlement
Legal Issues
- 1 Appropriate date for interest calculation
- 2 Quantum of damages for Mr. & Mrs. Whyte
- 3 Quantum of damages for Mr. & Mrs. Hope
Ratio Decidendi
Judgment for Mr. & Mrs. Hope and Mr. & Mrs. Whyte for the full amounts paid to secure title, with interest from the date of mortgage repayment or associated fees; Sr. Aroca to pay 80% of Claimants’ costs, including post-13 January 2017 costs; payment on account of costs not increased to include VAT.
Court Disposition
Judgment for Claimants on quantum and costs issues.
Orders
- Judgment for Mr. & Mrs. Whyte for €54,721.37.
- Judgment for Mr. & Mrs. Hope for €43,676.41.
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