Viarentis Property Management Limited & Anor v Viagefi 1 Limited & Ors
The court held that the fact that invoices may have been wrongly calculated does not preclude the Claimants from recovering sums properly due for services rendered. The absence of a specific alternative pleading or fresh invoices does not bar recovery, and the quantum hearing should determine the correct amounts. There is no procedural unfairness or abuse of process in this approach.
- Parties
- Claimant: Viarentis Property Management Limited; Claimant: Vectryss Ltd; Defendant: Viagefi 1 Limited; Defendant: Viagefi 3 Limited; Defendant: Viagefi 4 Limited; Defendant: Viagefi 5 Limited; Defendant: Viagefi 6 Limited
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 11 October 2024
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Post Liability Judgment; Consequential Orders and Directions
- Outcome
- Defendants' submissions rejected; quantum hearing to proceed to determine correct sums due; costs reserved.
- Legal Topics
- Invoices and Quantum, Pleadings, Valuation of Services, Counterclaim Procedure
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Parties
Viarentis Property Management Limited
Claimant
Vectryss Ltd
Claimant
Viagefi 1 Limited
Defendant
Viagefi 3 Limited
Defendant
Viagefi 4 Limited
Defendant
Viagefi 5 Limited
Defendant
Viagefi 6 Limited
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Post Liability Judgment; Consequential Orders and Directions
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether claims based on wrongly calculated invoices can be maintained for the correct sums due
- 2 Whether the absence of alternative pleadings precludes recovery of sums properly due
- 3 Whether fresh invoices or amended pleadings are required for recovery of correct sums
Ratio Decidendi
The court held that the fact that invoices may have been wrongly calculated does not preclude the Claimants from recovering sums properly due for services rendered. The absence of a specific alternative pleading or fresh invoices does not bar recovery, and the quantum hearing should determine the correct amounts. There is no procedural unfairness or abuse of process in this approach.
Court Disposition
Defendants' submissions rejected; quantum hearing to proceed to determine correct sums due; costs reserved.
Orders
- Quantum hearing to determine correct sums due for services rendered.
- Costs reserved pending further submissions.
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