Commercial Litigation UK

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Latest News in Commercial Litigation UK

  • November 04, 2026

    Tribunal Largely Backs HMRC Ax Of Port Co.'s £57M Tax Break

    The First-tier Tribunal erred in deciding that HM Revenue & Customs could not deny Liverpool's port operator tax allowances on £57.1 million ($76.9 million) spent building part of a deep-water container terminal, the Upper Tribunal found Wednesday.

  • November 04, 2026

    UK Biz Wins Fresh Look At Collagen Product's VAT Status

    A court must look again at whether a U.K. company's liquid collagen product is a drink for human consumption, and therefore a zero-rated food for value-added tax purposes, in light of an appeals court's ruling in a separate case, a London tribunal said in a decision published Wednesday.

  • November 04, 2026

    Oil Co. Denied €160M Freeze Over Lack Of Dissipation Risk

    A Singaporean oil company failed to impose a freezing order against its former chief executive and "de facto chief financial officer" after a London appellate court ruled that it had not demonstrated the men were trying to hide allegedly misappropriated funds.

  • November 04, 2026

    Supplier Can't Nix £2.9M Failed Flooring Claim

    A flooring company lost its bid Tuesday to throw out a contractor's £2.9 million ($3.9 million) claim over failed flooring, as a High Court judge found the supplier had not proved that time limits and caps on liability defenses could defeat the claim.

  • November 04, 2026

    Lambretta Owner Says Betrayal Fueled Brand Rights Grab

    The company claiming ownership of the Lambretta brand told a court on Wednesday that a longtime licensee betrayed its former trademark owner by handing rights to a businessman who had spent years trying to wrest control of the famed scooter name.

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