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We always enjoy the finality of legal process until we are on the losing side. I don't know why UK law is made that way, but nothing should be final, for precis
by Gunax 2y ago
We always enjoy the finality of legal process until we are on the losing side. I don't know why UK law is made that way, but nothing should be final, for precisely this reason--clerical errors can happen.
- tossandthrow 2y agowhere I am at cases generally expire after 5 years. I think that is super important. if you never see finality you can worry that some entity will come and change the assumptions at any time. say that you made a transaction based ona valuation. 15 years later the IRS comes and rewrites that valuation and because this is so late you have absolutely no recourse.