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The High Court struck out Glint Pay’s claim challenging administrators’ appointment after finding the debt assignment valid, default established, and no improper purpose.
The High Court held that Mr Emmott may in principle set off costs orders against MWP’s judgment debt, but factual accounting issues remain unresolved.
Howard & Anor v GE Money Mortgages Ltd & Anor [2025] EWCC 18 (25 April 2025)
Appeal over an unfair relationship claim in a mortgage case. The claim against GE failed, but the claim against Promontoria was allowed and remitted; the costs order was set aside.
The claimants failed to demonstrate sufficient common or related issues of law or fact to justify a GLO or collective case management. The proposed structure would not yield binding decisions or significant guidance for remaining claims, and would likely increase costs, delay, and strain court resources. The omnibus claim form with multiple defendants does not enable convenient disposal of claims in the same proceedings. Disaggregation is ordered; each claimant must file an individual claim form.
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The Upper Tribunal held that On Tower, as assignee, had covenanted by indemnity with Arqiva and was a party to the code agreement. AP Wireless’s appeal was dismissed.
Abernethy & Ors v Barclays Bank UK Plc & Ors [2025] EWCC 1 (07 January 2025)
The court refused a GLO for thousands of PPI-related Plevin claims, found the proposed common issues too broad or fact-specific, and ordered disaggregation.
Magee & Ors v Crocker & Anor (Re Costs) [2024] EWHC 2353 (Ch) (19 September 2024)
Costs judgment after trial: the claimants recovered 90% of their costs against Mr Crocker, Mr Crocker recovered costs of the amendment application, and Mr Fitzpatrick’s costs were awarded on the standard basis.
The High Court held that Ukrainian exclusive jurisdiction clauses in aviation insurance and reinsurance contracts bound the claimants and stayed the English proceedings in favour of Ukraine.
Ahmad v Latimer Lee LLP [2021] EWHC 583 (QB) (11 March 2021)
Renewed permission-to-appeal application refused in a solicitor-fees case, with the High Court upholding factual findings on assignment, signed terms, and a settlement agreement.
Permission to appeal was refused in a solicitors’ fees dispute. The High Court upheld findings on assignment, signed terms, and the treatment of a settlement agreement.
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