Ellis on Credit Hire - Eighth Edition

This leading textbook on credit hire litigation sets out the issues and arguments for claimants and defendants which regularly arise in credit hire cases, including rates, mitigation and enforceability.The revised and updated Eighth Edition has been brought up to date with discussion of recent appellate authorities, including those addressing illegality and costs orders against credit hire organisations. Now with full keyword, case and legislation indexes.ABOUT THE AUTHORAidan Ellis is a barrister at Temple Garden Chambers practising in credit hire and personal injury. He has written and lectured on credit hire and is also the co-editor of the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal ().CONTENTSPart One - RatesChapter 1 - Introduction to RatesChapter 2 - Credit Hire Rate or Basic Hire Rate?Chapter 3 - Determining the Basic Hire RateChapter 4 - Evidential Matters on RatesPart Two - ImpecuniosityChapter 5 - ImpecuniosityPart Three - MitigationChapter 6 - Introduction to Mitigation of LossChapter 7 - Need for a Hire CarChapter 8 - Courtesy CarsChapter 9 - Like for LikeChapter 10 - Period of HireChapter 11 - Self-Employed Claimants and BusinessesPart Four - EnforceabilityChapter 12 - Introduction to EnforceabilityChapter 13 - Enforceability Issues: The Consumer Credit ActsChapter 14 - Cancellation of ContractsChapter 15 - Other Enforceability IssuesPart Five - Other IssuesChapter 16 - Miscellaneous