Hsiao Mei-Lin is now fighting a legal test case over when WhatsApp messages become legally binding
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Hsiao Mei-Lin is now fighting a legal test case over when WhatsApp messages become legally binding
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A divorced artist who claims her ex-husband signed over their £1.5m home to her via WhatsApp after they split is locked in a High Court "test case" fight to keep it.
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A recent pension dispute shows that WhatsApp messages alone won't determine who inherits a death benefit, with trustees required…
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