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English High Court Applies New “Range of Factors” Test to Defence of Illegality

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New “range of factors” test suggests broad use in future civil matters and fairer, more nuanced outcomes. The High Court has applied the new fact-sensitive “range of factors” test in Harb v Aziz to determine whether a...more

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UK Supreme Court adopts new “range of factors” approach to defence of illegality

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Recent decision adopts less formal, more expansive test for the defence of illegality in English law. Overview - The UK Supreme Court has rejected a formal “reliance” test to determine whether a defendant to a...more

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UK Supreme Court Adopts New “Range of Factors” Approach to Defence of Illegality

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The UK Supreme Court has rejected a formal “reliance” test to determine whether a defendant to a civil claim can rely on the claimant’s wrongdoing to defeat the claim, replacing it with a more fact-sensitive “range of...more

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