Boswell v Coaks (No 2): 1894

An English judgment is impeachable in an English court on the ground that the first judgment was obtained by fraud but only by the production and establishment of evidence newly discovered since the trial and not reasonably discoverable before the trial

(1894) 86 LT 365n
England and Wales
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CitedTakhar v Gracefield Developments Ltd and Others SC 20-Mar-2019
The claimant appellant alleged that properties she owned were transferred to the first defendant under undue influence or other unconscionable conduct by the second and third defendants. The claim was dismissed. Three years later she claimed to set . .

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Torts – Other, Litigation Practice

Updated: 24 January 2022; Ref: scu.671569