Future accommodation: The end of the Roberts v Johnstone award?

Crown Office Chambers | Personal Injury Law Journal | May 2018 #165
Andrew Davis and Juliet Stevens investigate fair compensation for a room of one‘s own ‘The court‘s task in relation to future accommodation is to make an award which ensures a claimant can live in appropriate accommodation for the rest of their life, at no extra cost to themselves and without the burden of borrowing too …

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Interim Payments: Room for rent

7 Bedford Row | Personal Injury Law Journal | March 2016 #143
Deidre Goodwin analyses Eeles applications and the case for reviewing Roberts v Johnstone ‘The leit motif running through reported Eeles and trial decisions is that Roberts v Johnstone [1989] is an imperfect solution.’Has the time come to reconsider the validity of the apparently immutable Roberts v Johnstone [1989] principle in order to provide a fairer …

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Interim payments: Advance but with ‘disciplined and structured’ caution

Blake Morgan | Personal Injury Law Journal | December 2012/January 2013 #111
Dr Jock Mackenzie and Richard Lodge provide their annual update on interim payments and the Eeles principles ‘It appears the issue causing the most contention between the parties and difficulty for the court is the need for an interim payment to fund the purchase and adaptation of a property.’ In the third of our annual …

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