[2013] EWCA 465), an appeal in which the Court of Appeal reaffirmed the test for
presumed undue influence set out by Lord Nicholls in RBS v Etridge
Accordingly, the judge found there was no positive evidence of
presumed undue influence and he rejected the claim.
C alleged
presumed undue influence although Mr Justice Patten considered that she had pleaded actual undue influence or misrepresentation.
Rosanna Foskett examines the recent judgment in Hart and Samways v Burbidge, which illustrates how the courts will apply the principle of
presumed undue influence, even where such influence was not intentional
Acting for the successful claimants in the recent leading case regarding
presumed undue influence: Hart and Samways v Burbidge [2013] 1628 (Ch).
Not exact matches
As with the barriers to the making the change,
undue focus on the
presumed negative consequences can paralyze action before it even begins.