codex-taxes.com codex-politics.com ecodex-online.com codex-online.com PROMO   Choose the country  EU International Latin America Asia Africa Luxembourg Belgium Germany France UK Romania Moldova Spain Italy Portugal Grande Région United States Dubai Swaziland Codex TV Partner    Collaps Expand Previous Next Juridic - Doctrine Limitation Act Bristol & West Plc v Bartlett looks at mortgage shortfall. In this case, the legal mortgage was dated 22 January 1990; arrears began to accrue in 1993 and a possession order was made in March 1994. The property was sold on 1 July 1994 with a mortgage shortfall in excess of £64,000. The claimants commenced action for recovery of the shortfall in May 2001. The defendants denied liability, one of the grounds being that the claimants' cause of action was barred by S5 of the Limitation Act 1980. Published in 10-04-2002 by Judith Brown THE OPENING OF AN "ON-LINE" ACCOUNT: THE BIRTH OF VIRTUAL BANKING Each bank must, prior to entering into a contractual relationship with a client, satisfy certain obligations. The most important of those are the identification of the client and, when the opening of a securities account is considered, the determination of the client's investor profile. Published in 01-05-2001 by Stéphan LE GOUEFF THE OPENING OF AN "ON-LINE" ACCOUNT: THE BIRTH OF VIRTUAL BANKING Each bank must, prior to entering into a contractual relationship with a client, satisfy certain obligations. The most important of those are the identification of the client and, when the opening of a securities account is considered, the determination of the client's investor profile. Published in 01-05-2001 by Stéphan LE GOUEFF	LEGAL DOCUMENTS ONLINE!

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