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ETL Holdings (UK) Ltd v Munn & Anor [2026] EWHC 860 (Ch) (17 April 2026)
The High Court assessed damages for breach of share-sale warranties, rejecting a hindsight-based reduction and awarding compensation for undisclosed liabilities and related costs.
The Court of Appeal dismissed 56 Fellows Road Limited’s appeal, holding that Mr Wolanski’s personal payment did not discharge the company’s judgment debt to ABC Block Management Limited.
The EAT allowed the claimant’s appeal against a 35% Chagger deduction, dismissed the employer’s cross-appeal on limitation, and adjourned disposal pending a remedies appeal.
The Upper Tribunal modified a restrictive covenant to allow redevelopment of land at Smugglers Hyde, subject to conditions, management approval, and ÂŁ56,250 compensation.
The Upper Tribunal modified a restrictive covenant to allow house extensions under planning permission, finding the covenant’s benefits to the neighbour were not substantial.
The Upper Tribunal held that a wholly PBSA-led scheme, with some retail, could be appropriate alternative development for the Appeal Site, and dismissed the Secretary of State’s appeal.
The Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) determined ÂŁ29,933,000 compensation for compulsory acquisition loss of profits, rejecting a constant-margin approach to costs.
Costs decision in a compulsory purchase compensation reference. The claimant received its costs, including planning evidence, on the standard basis; no indemnity costs or deferred payment.
Upper Tribunal Lands Chamber set compensation at ÂŁ150,000 for a compulsorily acquired house, with no disturbance award and no basic loss payment.
The Upper Tribunal modified restrictive covenants over Hillside, finding the benefits to Korobe were not substantial and awarding ÂŁ25,000 compensation.
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