Beyond Credit Hire: Who's Next? Applying the 'Tescher' Principles to Other Claims
Detailed Assessment — 2025-07-30
In the joined appeals of Tescher v DAML and AXA v Spectra, the Court of Appeal has provided long-awaited guidance on when Non-Party Costs Orders (NPCOs) should be made against credit hire organisations in failed QOCS cases. This post breaks down the key legal principles from the judgment.
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In the joined appeals of Tescher v DAML and AXA v Spectra, the Court of Appeal has provided long-awaited guidance on when Non-Party Costs Orders (NPCOs) should be made against credit hire organisations in failed QOCS cases. This post breaks down the key legal principles from the judgment.
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