On 10 December 2014, it was Mr J Patel who warned the landlord’s solicitor in writing during disclosure process in clear words “The invoices we numbered with red colour from 1 to 11 have never before been seen by us or our clients. Our clients believe that majority of the invoices are forged documents and […]
If you do good, then good will come to you
A client contacted our office in search of legal advice for welfare benefits. She was a single parent and was in considerable difficulty in obtaining child benefit. She cannot afford to pay a solicitors legal fees. At the initial meeting, Mr Patel discussed the facts of the whole case, drafted a letter to the Child […]
Let Justice Prevail
Mr J Patel presented his skeleton argument in an unsuccessful trial before Technology and Construction Court, and after a year the Judge in a separate application to set aside a costs order admitted that he failed to consider Mr Patel’s skeleton arguments. Based on this admission Mr Patel immediately obtained official transcript of the hearing […]
Challenging the Express Declaration of Trust
The client contributed equal share to purchase a property. Following the breakdown of their relationship the other side argued that there was an express Declaration of Trust to pay our client £23,000 only. In the first meeting, a litigation strategy was put forward by Mr Patel, he drafted the TOLATA claim, served all the relevant […]
Challenging Council Tax Liability
Our client received a copy of an application for an order for sale due to non-payment of council tax by the tenants. We wrote to the council that there is no equity in the property to obtain an order for sale. Council were also challenging the second charge on the property through county court. We […]
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