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Natural Neighbourly Nuisance
It has long been the case that if something that happens on your land spills onto your neighbour’s land you the landowner can be liable for the damage caused.
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Fortification of an Undertaking for Damages Explained
Some of the orders that can be made by the Court are an interim injunction (requiring someone to do or not do something. Rachel Leatherland explains the process.
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Employment Tribunal Claims – It’s All In The Detail.
Are you considering bringing an Employment Tribunal Claim? If so, read this article and make sure you don’t miss an important step
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Pre-Paid Probate Plans – Are They Too Good To Be True?
Have you ever heard of a pre-paid probate plan? Solicitor Kayleigh Brown investigates what they are and whether they are worth the money.
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Law Training Centre Positions Itself For Growth With New Senior Appointments
Law Training Centre, one of the leading providers of recognised online lawyer, paralegal and post-qualification training for legal professionals in the UK, is positioning itself for continued growth with a number of key appointments to its board.
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Injury to Feelings Claims in Employment Tribunal Cases
Employment Law Paralegal Hazel Taylor explains how these claims can be brought where a discrimination claim has been won.
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Planning law consequences for Homes for Ukraine
Planning law consequences for Homes for Ukraine
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Creation of access to field was not permitted development
In the recent case of Jones and another v Secretary of State for Housing Communities and Local Government and another two landowners appealed against the Secretary of State’s dismissal of their appeal against an enforcement notice issued by Horsham District Council (HDC).
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A cautionary tale for sellers and their agents – disclosure of matters affecting title to property
In SPS Groundworks and Building Ltd v Mahil [2022] EWHC 371 (QB), the High Court held that references in the auction brochure and by the auctioneer to the need to read the legal pack were insufficient for a seller to have complied with its duty to disclose a defect in title.
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The importance of identifying land benefiting from a restrictive covenant
In the recent case of Bath Rugby Ltd v Greenwood and others, the Court of Appeal found that a restrictive covenant that pre-dated the Law of Property Act 1925 had not been annexed to benefiting land, because the extent of that land had not been identified.
