Procedure – Page 2 – Credit Hire Barrister

Old Possum’s Book of Witness Statements

Memory, turn your face to the moonlightLet your memory lead youOpen up, enter inIf you find there the meaning of […]

Andrew Hogan / November 29, 2020

Decisions of the Court of Appeal on aspects of credit hire litigation have proved rare recently, and so I was

Despite the current shutdown of much of the economy, the world continues to turn, the seasons change and amendments to

One of the pleasures of growing old, is the realisation that time is circular and one returns to moment after

Andrew Hogan / November 18, 2018

One topic that arises from time to time in credit hire claims, is an argument that a claim is bound

Andrew Hogan / October 13, 2018

Summer’s lease has now expired and in recent weeks I have been alternating the roles of common law barrister and Minister for

An interesting appeal I dealt with recently concerned a £120,000 claim for credit hire: His Honour Judge Gargan sitting in

In the case of Miah v Minea County Court at Liverpool 26th April 2018 handed down recently, District Judge Baldwin refused

An interesting case from a few months ago is the decision in the Court of Appeal in the case of

Long ago, in the mid 1990s the Nottingham County Court had a local practice direction, agreed by the District Judges,