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Kevan and Ellis on Credit Hire
In road traffic claims, insurance companies compensate individuals for loss of use and for damage to a car - in the form of repair and/or a replacement car. Historically this took time - providing an opportunity for an industry for "credit hire" and "credit repair" to develop. This industry hires out a replacement car and/or repairs the damaged car of a third party on the basis that the insurer will pay. The insurers have challenged this, most notably in Dimond v Lovell, decided that the credit hire contract was governed by the Consumer Credit Act 1974 and was therefore unenforceable as it breached the Act. It also decided that credit hire rates were, in themselves, recoverable in full and not necessarily to be compared to spot hire rates. For the personal injury lawyer - defendant or claimant - and for insurers, this book provides a clear explanation of the current state of the law and its implication for practitioners.
Ellis and Kevan on Credit Hire
This is the Fifth Edition of this best-selling book. It provides a comprehensive summary of the current state of the law in this heavily litigated area, updated to include all the recent Court of Appeal decisions in this area. Issues covered include rates, impecuniosity, mitigation and various enforceability issues. ABOUT THE AUTHORS Aidan Ellis is a barrister at Temple Garden Chambers practising in credit hire and personal injury. He has written and lectured on credit hire and is also the co-editor of the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal (www.pibriefupdate.com). Tim Kevan practised as a barrister for ten years specialising in, among other things, credit hire. He appeared in the Court of Appeal cases of Zoan v Rouamba and Ketley v Gilbert and was described by Chambers and Partners (in 2009) as "the credit hire junior." He is currently the co-editor of the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal (www.pibriefupdate.com).
Ellis on Credit Hire
Revised and updated Sixth Edition of the leading text book on credit hire litigation with full discussion of the latest authorities including McBride on rates, Irving v Morgan Sindall Plc on impecuniosity and EUI Ltd v Charles on pre-action disclosure. Also includes a revised section on common law enforceability.
Pi Brief Update Law Journal
This volume contains the articles published in the PI Brief Update Law Journal (PIBULJ) from July to December 2013. It features topical updates on personal injury law written by our team of over 100 specialist barristers, solicitors and other experts. Tim Kevan is a non-practising barrister and co-editor of the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal. In the past he spent ten years practising as a barrister specialising in, among other things personal injury, credit hire, civil fraud and sports. Aidan Ellis is a barrister at Temple Garden Chambers practising in credit hire and personal injury alongside his work for the International Criminal Court. He has written and lectured on credit hire and is also the co-editor of the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal.
Pi Brief Update Law Journal
This volume contains the articles published in the PI Brief Update Law Journal (PIBULJ) from January to June 2013. It features topical updates on personal injury law written by our team of over 100 specialist barristers, solicitors and other experts. Tim Kevan is a non-practising barrister and co-editor of the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal. In the past he spent ten years practising as a barrister specialising in, among other things personal injury, credit hire, civil fraud and sports. Aidan Ellis is a barrister at Temple Garden Chambers practising in credit hire and personal injury alongside his work for the International Criminal Court. He has written and lectured on credit hire and is also the co-editor of the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal.
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