The dogs of war
All of you are fine-looking men. My dogs are desperate to meet you. I haven’t fed them in seven days…. -Ramsay Bolton, […]
The road not taken
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,And sorry I could not travel bothAnd be one traveler, long I stoodAnd looked
Monday, Monday
Monday, Monday, can’t trust that dayMonday, Monday, sometimes it just turns out that wayOh Monday mornin’ you gave me no
Silver on the tree
‘That is a chapter of ancient history which it might be good to recall; for there was sorrow then too,
Down under
Credit hire is a world wide phenomenon. This month the High Court of Australia handed down judgment in the first
Abuse of process and credit hire
A common argument in credit hire claims is that of abuse of process: a consequence of the way that various
The lion sleeps tonight
How quickly the year is passing. We are in the dog days of the year. Each day is a little
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Many credit hire claimants lead lives of quiet desperation. They exist from day to day, week to week on the
Appeals and impecuniosity
A key battleground in credit hire claims is the issue of impecuniosity, the resolution of which in a claimant’s favour
Allocation wars
Over the last two decades, there have been at least two great battles on allocation, which form part of the