9 December 2009 | Shimon Shaw
Today’s PRB was fairly boring. Unless you are a bank. Or a banker. Or a shareholder of a bank (which I suppose includes all of us).
So let’s get the bankers out of the way before looking at...
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4 December 2009 | Michael Delaney
The Queen's Speech was given on 18 November 2009. While it outlined the Government's legislative programme for 2010, Parliament will have to be dissolved before 3 June 2010 – the last date that the next...
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3 December 2009 | Paul Gershlick
Under the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999, as between a supplier and a consumer, any contractual terms not individually negotiated shall be unfair and therefore unenforceable if they...
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19 November 2009 | Steven Mills
The claimant had sent a request to the bank for information under section 77 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974. For a period of time, the bank could not locate the loan agreement and so could not comply...
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19 November 2009 | Steven Mills
This is an interesting case as it sets out the nature of possession proceedings under CPR 55.
In this case, an order for possession of a property had been made in the absence of the defendant and...
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19 November 2009 | Steven Mills
The FSA has published proposals for the major reforms required in the UK mortgage market to ensure that it works better for consumers and is sustainable for all market participants.
The proposals, published...
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