A recent case that caught my eye on illegality is that of Wallett v Vickers [2018] EWHC…
Author: Andrew Hogan
Old soldiers never die
Every year it seems that I find myself arguing for or against the application of the…
Abuse of process and multiple proceedings
One topic that arises from time to time in credit hire claims, is an argument that…
On writing
I enjoy drafting documents, including credit hire agreements for use in credit hire contracts and wider…
A long shadow
Summer’s lease has now expired and in recent weeks I have been alternating the roles of common law…
The hinterland
I have never felt so popular, as I did some years ago when I had a…
The mills of god
An interesting appeal I dealt with recently concerned a £120,000 claim for credit hire: His Honour…
The postman always rings twice
In the case of Miah v Minea County Court at Liverpool 26th April 2018 handed down recently,…
A free lunch
Yesterday was handed down judgment in the case of Katherine Ann Irving v Morgan Sindall [2018]…
QOCS and the man
In terms of recent trips to the Court of Appeal, I am winning 4-0. I do…