Further update re ongoing litigation with Titan
Tavistock Investments Plc has responded to Titan's statement regarding ongoing litigation, questioning why Titan would spend significant funds attempting to prevent Tavistock's pleadings from being included if they were indeed flawed and likely to fail at the summer 2027 trial. This exchange follows a court hearing on December 11, 2025, where the court allowed Tavistock to amend its pleadings, a decision Titan respects procedurally but contests on substantive grounds.
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Tavistock issued an announcement yesterday to update the market on the outcome of the Court hearing held on 11 December 2025 in relation to its dispute with Titan. In response Titan stated: "We respect the court's decision that, procedurally, the defendants have satisfied the low threshold required to introduce into their pleading the amendments Titan has been contesting. Titan nevertheless maintains that the defendants' counterclaims are factually and legally flawed and are likely to fail at the trial, which remains listed to take place in the summer of 2027."
A spokesman for Tavistock has today commented:
"If the threshold was low to introduce our pleadings which are factually and legally flawed and likely to fail at trial, why would Titan spend hundreds of thousands of pounds trying to prevent them being included?"
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