Riot Damages: A north and south divergence
2014 appears to be the year for appeal cases dealing with riot damage.
Within a week of one another, the Court of Appeal and the Inner House in Scotland issued judgements in which Plaintiffs sought to recover damages sustained during riots.
The English proceedings were
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