Plevin (Respondent) v Paragon Personal Finance Limited (Appellant) ( 12th November 20

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The Court of Appeal’s decision in Harrison v Black Horse Ltd [2012] Lloyd’s Rep IR 521 was wrong. The ICOB Rules are hard-edged, imposing a minimum standard of conduct applicable in a wide range of situations and providing for damages in the event of breach, whereas s 140A of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 introduces […]

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Re: Plevin (Respondent) v Paragon Personal Finance Limited (Appellant) ( 12th Novembe

Did you know that 5 Senior Judges yes 5 refused to agree with the claimant Plevin and Harrison's arguments which as we all know were based mainly on the regulations

Talk about Judges frustrating the Will of of Parliament And the words that Lord Sumption used namely "THEY WERE WRONG" about fellow judges
ouch!:juge: that will be bouncing around many a Judges chambers for quite a while as you can't get any more explicit than that