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  • Dec 1, 2022

Eprivateclient: ‘Can’t estop me now’ – Proprietary estoppel claims after guest

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Only weeks after the Supreme Court (SC) handed down its decision in Guest v Guest, another case of proprietary estoppel is attracting considerable press coverage. Katie Turney addresses proprietary estoppel claims after Guest v Guest, published in Eprivateclient.

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