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Commercial fraud: Conspiracy
Practical Law UK Practice Note 3-529-1846 (Approx. 22 pages)
Commercial fraud: Conspiracy
by Practical Law Dispute Resolution, based on an original by Alexander Robson and Charlotte Davies, Littleton Chambers
Conspiracy is a type of economic tort. There are two different types of conspiracy: lawful means conspiracy and unlawful means conspiracy. This note considers the elements of each type of conspiracy and the advantages and disadvantages of pleading conspiracy.
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