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UK Supreme Court: car being repaired on private land not 'in use' for insurance purposes02 Apr 2019

The UK Supreme Court has confirmed that a vehicle undergoing repairs on private property is not being “used” for the purpose of compulsory motor insurance requirements. 02 Apr 2019

Court: time and day can impact limitation period 26 Mar 2019

The time of day that a cause of action accrues can alter the date on which the limitation period for raising a claim against that action expires, the Court of Appeal has suggested. 26 Mar 2019

Out-Law Guides

Enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitration awards in Singapore

As one of the world's leading offshore wealth hubs, Singapore is often involved in the enforcement of foreign court judgments and arbitration awards. Fortunately for those seeking enforcement, this is relatively straightforward under the country's laws. ...
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This guide was last updated in May 2013.

Scottish parliament passes reforms to prescriptive time limits 16 Nov 2018

ANALYSIS Legislation reforming the laws governing when an individual's legal rights and obligations are extinguished if not acted upon has been passed by the Scottish parliament, addressing some of the more harsh results of the existing law. 16 Nov 2018

Supreme Court rejects time bar in passenger death at sea case 05 Nov 2018

ANALYSIS: The Supreme Court has issued an important judgment on the interaction between the 1974 Athens Convention on carriage of passengers by sea and time bar provisions in Scottish domestic law. 05 Nov 2018