Reviews Arnold v Britton and concludes that the Supreme Court is returning to a more literal interpretation of contractual terms.
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I am a litigator, specialising in insolvency and financial litigation. I sue banks for financial wrongdoing on behalf of insolvent estates. I also act for insolvency office-holders seeking to recover assets. I act in financial disputes and bring claims in negligence. I am completing a DPhil (Part-time) researching the law of set-off. I divide my time between my practice at Moon Beever in London and Oxford. I am also a guest lecturer at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies where I lecture on set-off.
My qualifications include BA, LLB, BCL and in 2018 I completed an MSt in Legal Research in Oxford - entitled Exploring the Limits of Insolvency Set-off.
I am a solicitor of the Senior Courts of England & Wales.
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S B Duncan, 'Oxwich Park: stepping back from the brink – contractual interpretation after Arnold v Britton' (2015) Amicus Curiae The Journal of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies 9
Research Interests
The law of set-off.
Insolvency law.