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Ali v HSF - another battle waged in the credit hire “secular war”
Helena Khullar considers the decision of the Court of Appeal in Ali v HSF Logistics Polska SP. Z O.O [2024] EWCA Civ 1479, and the consequences for credit hire cases.
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Secret or undisclosed commissions, and half-secret, halfway house or partially disclosed commissions
Johnson v. Firstrand Bank Limited [2024] EWCA Civ 1282 is the latest in a long line of case law on commissions and serves to clarify the principles around: 1) secrecy of a commission, 2) the fiduciary relationship, and 3) accessory liability on the part of a lender/provider in a relevant transaction. William J Richardson explains the decision.
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5 Pump Court x 2024
Read all about what we achieved in the last year - from new arrivals, to reported cases, to outreach. We had a busy year!
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Christmas opening hours 2024
Wishing a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of our clients - we look forward to working with you in 2025!
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Congratulations to Benjamin Pitman!
Benjamin Pitman, one of our pupils who is a transferring solicitor, was called to the Bar by Gray's Inn last week. Read more about the Call ceremony for barristers.
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Family Law Conference 2024
Our Family Law Conference this year focussed on Private and Public Children law, and we were delighted to welcome over 80 solicitors to Inner Temple for a brilliant afternoon of knowledge sharing and networking.
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KA & Anor v B [2024] EWHC 2855 (Fam)
Jack Owen acted for the applicants in this case which considered the validity of a Nigerian adoption in circumstances where the adopters, who were spouses, found themselves with different domiciles.
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Default judgment - scope and effect
What happens if your client has had default judgment entered against them? Is the only course available to them to pay whatever the other side demands? Chris Payne considers the position and gives some commercial guidance.
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Mark Eldridge secures convictions in sexual offences trial
Mark Eldridge successfully prosecuted a four-day sexual offences trial at Reading Crown Court.
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