I've not used Fomer, so I can't say exactly, but the source could be that the ID and NAME attributes of the generated form are file[] and not file.
This would explain why Input::has('file') would return true, but Input::hasFile('file') does not. If I'm correct, then Input::hasFile('file[]') would return true.
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If anyone else have the same problem: The solution was that i didnt open the form with the files option. With former u have to open the form with
Former::open_for_files()
Full solution on stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24761478/laravel-multiple-file-upload-inputhasfilekey-always-false
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