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razsutton | 14:02 Tue 14th Apr 2015 | Law
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In March 2012 I signed a Consent order on the advice of a Solicitor. I have now just discovered that I was probably given incorrect advice and should have contested the Court Claim. The Claim was made by my son in law , who is a Solicitor and I trusted him to do the legal work in a land transaction between us. The Solicitors Code of Conduct appears to absolutely forbid this under the Conflict of Interest section.
Can I appeal the Consent Order on the grounds of Latent Discovery?
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There are a number of potential angles here. I would suggest you take independent legal advice as soon as possible.

And no, you cannot appeal a consent order.
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