Supreme Court
Potter v Canada Square Operations Ltd
[2023] UKSC 41
2022 June 14 15; 2023 Nov 15
Lord Reed PSC, Lord Hodge DPSC, Lord Sales, Lord Lloyd-Jones JJSC, Lord Kitchin
Limitation of actionBreach of dutyConcealment of factsCredit relationship between claimant and defendant unfair because of defendant’s failure to disclose fact and extent of commission paymentClaimant becoming aware of commission payment more than six years after end of credit relationshipWhether claimant’s claim for statutory remedy time-barredWhether commencement of limitation period postponed on basis that facts “deliberately concealed” by defendantWhether non-disclosure of commission amounting to concealmentWhether defendant deliberately committing “breach of duty” so as to give rise to concealmentWhether recklessness sufficient to establish requisite mental element of deliberateness Consumer Credit Act 1974 (c 39), s 140A Limitation Act 1980 (c 58), s 32(1)(2)

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