Enforceability – Credit Hire Barrister

It was not there

When I started undertaking credit hire cases in the 1990s, the arguments of the day included the issue of enforceability, […]

Misrepresentation arguments could be described in one of my favourite phrases, as the gift that never stops giving. I have

Sometimes in credit hire litigation a new and interesting point is raised, or a new riff upon an old melody.

Andrew Hogan / November 12, 2018

I enjoy drafting documents, including credit hire agreements for use in credit hire contracts and wider consumer credit applications. One

Yesterday was handed down judgment in the case of Katherine Ann Irving v Morgan Sindall [2018] EWHC 1147 (QB) one of

Andrew Hogan / August 30, 2017

Section 151 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, whilst a very useful provision for claimants is by no means a

The common law on the doctrine of illegality as a defence to liability in its various forms changed last year, but the

Andrew Hogan / October 31, 2016

Some credit hire claimants are unsophisticated clients. Under cross examination in the witness box, they will sometimes explain how they

Andrew Hogan / October 3, 2016

One of the perennial bugbears of insurance companies is when to their horror, they find they are fixed with a

From time to time, claimants in credit hire cases, are found to have been driving their cars, without insurance, or