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Nawaz-Khan & Ors v UAP Ltd [2026] EWHC 641 (Comm) (18 March 2026)
Commercial dispute over a share purchase agreement. The court upheld the expert determination, construed the SPA to include disputed accounting items in price, and dismissed the counterclaim.
High Court commercial dispute over a share purchase agreement. The court addressed whether Claims Provision and Deferred Fee Income were included in price, plus expert determination and rectification.
High Court dispute over an asset purchase agreement, focusing on order book warranties, the meaning of “new work,” and limited counterclaims for machinery and scrap metal.
Labeja v Estate of Shatochina Raisa Labeja & Anor [2026] EWFC 53 (B) (24 February 2026)
The Family Court dismissed an application to set aside a 2014 decree absolute, finding proper service, no fraud or procedural irregularity, and only clerical errors correctable by amendment.
Commercial contract dispute over QLC lead commissions, trail commission, clawback reserve deductions, and a disputed 2021 variation of the parties’ arrangements.
Thomas & Anor v Wade & Anor (Alteration and rectification - Schedule 4 Land Registration Act 2002 - "correction of a mistake" - previously determined boundary - adverse possession of previously unregistered land) [2026] UKFTT 17 (PC) (19 December 2025)
The tribunal held that a 2017 determined boundary entry was a mistake and ordered its cancellation, finding the disputed stairwell land had been acquired by adverse possession.
The tribunal held that a garage transfer was void because the deed was not signed in the presence of a witnessing attestor, and ordered rectification of the register.
Sokolowski v Together Commercial Finance Ltd & Ors [2025] UKFTT 1450 (PC) (11 November 2025)
The tribunal found a fraudulent registration of the property title and ordered rectification, restoring Stanislaw Sokolowski as proprietor.
The Tribunal found a TR1 transfer void because neither the applicant nor the witnessing solicitor signed it, and ordered rectification of the register.
Manzoor v Shah & Ors (Alternation - Forged TR1 - Schedule 4 of the Land Registration Act) [2025] UKFTT 1451 (PC) (11 November 2025)
The tribunal found a TR1 transfer void because the solicitor did not witness or sign it, and ordered the Land Registry to restore the applicant as proprietor.
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