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Litigation Letter

Failure to negotiate

Straker v Tudor Rose (a firm) [2007] EWCA Civ 368; SJ 4 May

(1) A defendant who has paid money into court cannot argue that if the claimant had been more reasonable he would have offered more. A defendant has the remedy in his own hands where a claimant is being intransigent. He can pay into court the maximum sum he was prepared to pay.

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