London homeowner ordered to repay £225,000 to Thames Water after High Court finds she claimed her flood-hit home was unsaleable despite selling it for £780,000
- PC: AI GeneratedA London homeowner has been ordered to repay £225,000 to Thames Water after the High Court found that she pursued a compensation claim describing her flood-hit property as unsaleable even though she had already sold the property.
- Karen Imber’s home in Woodford Green, Essex, suffered sewage flooding in 2006, 2007 and 2014.
- According to International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG), she brought a claim against the water company for losses caused by the flooding and agreed to a £225,000 settlement in September 2023.
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- PC: AI GeneratedA London homeowner has been ordered to repay £225,000 to Thames Water after the High Court found that she pursued a compensation claim describing her flood-hit property as unsaleable even though she had already sold the property.
- Karen Imber’s home in Woodford Green, Essex, suffered sewage flooding in 2006, 2007 and 2014.
- According to International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG), she brought a claim against the water company for losses caused by the flooding and agreed to a £225,000 settlement in September 2023.
Sources: Times of India