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Notices in Commercial Property
There are many instances in commercial property matters where a notice may need to be served. Particularly in relation to commercial leases these can be notices served by either landlord or tenant pursuant to statutory rights or obligations, or otherwise pursuant to the terms of the lease.
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High Court rules in policyholders’ favour in landmark business insurance case
Today has marked a significant breakthrough for British Firms after the High Court ruled in favour of thousands of UK companies whose Covid-19 business insurance claims had been turned down in their time of need.
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Land Registry Practice Guide 8 amended to further clarify electronic signature requirements and include example form of conveyancer’s certificate
The Land Registry (LR) has further amended section 13 of Land Registry Practice Guide 8: Execution of deeds (LRPG 8).
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Land Registry Clarifies a ‘wet ink’ signature is always necessary for a Form LL restriction
Land Registry updates Practice Guide 19 to clarify that a ‘wet ink’ signature is always necessary for a certificate required for a Form LL restriction
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Section 106 agreement did not bind subsequent section 73 permission (High Court)
This decision simply reiterates the need to engage panning specialists at an early stage and ensure direct communication between your team of planning advisers, solicitors and development team.
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Why do I need a Cohabitation Agreement?
Why do I need a Cohabitation Agreement?
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Looking after a Child – Their Home
What can be done to ensure that your son or daughter grows up living in reasonable housing when you no longer with your partner?
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Virtual Wills To Become Legal On 28 September Following Pandemic
A Statutory Instrument allowing for Wills to be witnessed virtually in England and Wales has been laid in the House of Commons and will come into effect on 28th September 2020.
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Child Trust Fund and people who lack Mental Capacity
What happens if a young person does not have mental capacity to manage their entitled Child Trust Fund?
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Can Employers Cancel Employee Holiday?
Whilst on holiday some people found themselves having to quarantine on their return, leaving employer’s potentially short of staff where the employee was unable to work from home. What are the options for an employer?
