Cheltenham & Gloucester plc v Appleyard [2004] EWCA Civ 291

Subrogation: A patchwork quilt

Laurie Heller provides a reminder of the equitable doctrine and its application in practice ‘Subrogation is a remedy to which the claimant establishes his entitlement, and which is in appropriate form in the circumstances of the claim.’The doctrine of subrogation, so useful in its application, appears in a variety of contexts where it answers the …

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Fraud: A breaking wave?

Peter Dodge discusses the potential for increased litigation and the themes that may emerge ‘Uncertainty tends to produce litigation. When the courts clarify principles of law, experienced litigants such as lenders and insurers can then compromise claims on the basis of that clarification.’ It is a truism that cyclical falls in property prices following periods …

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