Court of session: A claim can not be totally rejected if principle of the claim has been accepted

The Court of Session considers that, once there is evidence that has been accepted to support the principle of a claim (which there was in this case), then a total rejection of the claim cannot be justified. Each case is likely to turn on its own facts and evidence but, where such facts and evidence are present and are accepted, such a rejection would be a breach of the principle of effectiveness.

Source Grant Thornton

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