In his second article in as many months, Harry Hatwell examines the High Court’s recent decision in Saxby v Baker in case note in the Journal of International Banking and Financial Law.
In a case note for the July 2026 edition of the Journal of International Banking and Financial Law published by LexisNexis / Butterworths, Harry Hatwell examines the High Court’s decision in Saxby v Baker. The case is of note for consumer credit practitioners and lenders, due to the Court’s consideration of the peculiar facts and how they played into the s.140A finding of unfairness and the Court’s focus on the construction order to remedy unfairness under s.140B of the Consumer Credit Act 1974.
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