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Car-Wizard Ltd v Vixen Surface Treatments Ltd [2026] EWHC 685 (Ch) (26 March 2026)
The High Court found actionable misrepresentations about a wheel lathe’s newness, capabilities, and safety, and held the claimant suffered loss.
The High Court held the defendant liable for breach of a collateral contract and negligent misrepresentation over a defective lathe, with damages to be assessed.
PEY Capital Pte Ltd did not have permission to make non-consequential amendments to its defence under the April Order, and its application to withdraw admissions fails due to lack of proper explanation and absence of realistic prospects of success for the new defence. Unless order for disclosure is justified against State Aviation Company Limited due to persistent non-compliance, with sanction of being debarred from defending if disclosure is not provided by 31 January 2026. Alternative service against State Aviation is permitted given inability to effect service by conventional means.
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Wilmington Trust SP Services (Dublin) Ltd & Ors v State Aviation Company Ltd & Anor [2025] EWHC 3566 (Comm) (19 December 2025)
The High Court refused PEY Capital permission to run non-consequential amendments and withdraw admissions in a helicopter lease guarantee dispute, and made disclosure orders against State Aviation.
Leahy v Schneider Investment Associates LLP [2025] EWHC 2900 (Ch) (07 November 2025)
The High Court set aside a statutory demand, finding a genuine and substantial dispute over whether an unlimited personal guarantee was enforceable only if payment was made to MCL ahead of SIA.
The High Court granted Baker Botts partial summary judgment for part of its unpaid fees claim and ordered £1.5 million security for costs against EHC.
Baker Botts (UK) LLP v Carbon Holdings Ltd & Anor [2025] EWHC 2225 (Comm) (29 August 2025)
The High Court granted security for costs against EHC and allowed summary judgment only for undisputed invoice sums, leaving the wider fee and liability disputes for trial.
Mr Lyons carried on business in England and Wales during the relevant period by letting and selling the Hamilton Terrace property in his personal capacity, establishing jurisdiction for the bankruptcy petition. The grounds of opposition to the debt are dismissed as lacking bona fide substance, being inherently and commercially implausible, unsupported by evidence, and not previously raised. Procedural defects regarding delay are waived as no prejudice was shown.
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The High Court set aside a statutory demand against Mr Leahy, finding a genuine and substantial dispute over an unlimited personal guarantee and related estoppel and misrepresentation defences.
The High Court held that PIAC was issue-estopped from relitigating NT’s entitlement to NSR under the 2012 Agreement. NT succeeded; the SOP was not incorporated.
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