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Verity v Scott Walby [2005]

Date: 13 November 2005

Barrister/s: James Pearce-Smith

Area/s of law: Professional Negligence, Professional Negligence in Banking

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Acting for seller of shares in claim against solicitors relating to deferred consideration provisions of an SPA.

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