Credit Hire Update
Data Law Limited
Summary
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
Learning Outcomes
- On completion of this course you will:
- • Be up to speed with developments in credit hire
- • Be aware of the issues which cases were need/type, rate, duration and enforceability can present when handling credit hire cases
- • Feel more confident when advising clients in credit hire cases
What is the target audience?
- This course is suitable for credit hire and PI practitioners including trainees and qualified solicitors
Description
Most common credit hire disputes fall under the categories of need/type, rate, duration and enforceability; during this 60-minute session experienced lecturer and solicitor Nicky Carter will explore recent case law developments in relation to each category and will provide viewers with practical guidance on how to handle such cases effectively.
Part 1 - Need and Rate
• Need - Self Proving?
• Own insurer courtesy vehicle available
• Offer of a free courtesy vehicle from defendant
• Hire offer by defendant
• Prestige vehicles
• Self-employment claimants and businesses
• Rates – Basic hire rate, unreasonable expenditure
Part 2 - Duration and Enforceability
• Background
• Valid Agreements
• Dimond v Lovell
• Consumer Credit Act
• Exemptions
• Subrogated Claims
Ideal for busy practitioners looking to keep up to date with developments in the field of credit hire, this comprehensive two-part update will also be of interest to personal injury practitioners who would like to improve their understanding of this connected area of law.
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