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Given the genuine and substantive dispute on causation raised by the defendants, and the risk of overpayment if the defendants' position is accepted at trial, the claimant has not met the conditions for a further interim payment. The application is dismissed.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed a libel damages appeal, holding the claimant had not properly pleaded or proved foreign publication harm and that £25,000 was adequate.
The IPEC awarded Duadata damages for passing off against Tian Cha Le, accepting a hypothetical lost franchise model but deducting VAT from the claim.
Duadata Ltd v Tian Cha Le Ltd [2026] EWHC 1055 (IPEC) (08 May 2026)
On an inquiry as to damages after default judgment for passing off, the court awarded Duadata £14,350, excluding VAT, for loss of a franchise opportunity.
Airconco UK Ltd v DC Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Ltd [2026] EWHC 998 (Ch) (30 April 2026)
High Court appeal in a copyright damages dispute dismissed. The judge upheld a £10,000 award based on Airconco’s licence fee evidence and granted relief for a late appeal filing.
The High Court dismissed DC Air’s appeal against a £10,000 copyright damages award, upholding reliance on Airconco’s licence-rate evidence and granting late appeal permission.
Hoffman & Anor v Finalto Group Ltd & Anor [2026] EWHC 921 (Comm) (21 April 2026)
The Commercial Court held the ETS was binding, GI repudiated it, and the claimants were entitled to damages. The counterclaims for misrepresentation failed.
ABC & Anor v XYZ [2026] EWHC 879 (KB) (15 April 2026)
Quantum assessed after default judgment in a domestic abuse personal injury claim, with damages awarded to both claimants for psychiatric injury, loss of earnings, therapy and related losses.
Default judgment damages were assessed for two claimants after severe domestic abuse, harassment and attempted abduction. The court awarded substantial personal injury damages and future losses.
Justice Investments Ltd v Visalia Energia SL (t/a Nace) & Ors [2026] EWHC 676 (KB) (23 March 2026)
The court dismissed a second strike-out bid, adjourned damages assessment against defaulting defendants to the trial against the actively defended claim, restricted misuse of disclosed materials, and ordered security for costs.
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