Appeals and impecuniosity
A key battleground in credit hire claims is the issue of impecuniosity, the resolution of which in a claimant’s favour […]
Mercier and Camier
One of the hoariest of questions in credit hire litigation is the issue of the correct approach to comparative rates
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The BHR and “alternative credit hire rates” evidence
There is a lucrative cottage industry in the generation and submission of BHR evidence for use in credit hire claims.
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Comparators considered part 3
Our consideration now turns to the second of the two appeals in the conjoined cases of McBride v UK Insurance
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Comparators considered part 2
The decisions in McBride v UK Insurance and Clayton v EUI Limited [2017] EWCA Civ 144 in a sense represented a
Measure of damages
Comparators considered part 1
Last month saw the handing down of judgment in the conjoined appeals of McBride v UK Insurance and Clayton v EUI