What’s in a Name? A Strike Out, That’s What - Jasmine Murphy, Hardwicke Chambers
18/09/13. A claimant received a nasty surprise this week when her claim for injury pleaded under the Montreal Convention was struck out with costs to the defendant of nearly £6,000. It was struck out because the only claim she could make against the defendant was under the unamended Warsaw Convention 1929. However the Warsaw Convention had not been pleaded and 2 years had now passed since the accident. This result may seem somewhat draconian when it was just one word of the title of the Convention which was some 4,011 miles out of place. What made the decision of District Judge Brooks in Bromley County Court all the more bitter...
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