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Employment Update – National Minimum Wage Breaches ‘Name and Shamed’ By The Government
On the 21 June 2023 the Department for Trade and Business named a total of…
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Change In Ability To Recover Costs From The Losing Party
From October 1st 2023 a fixed costs regime will be implemented for the majority of…
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Landlords – Beware Of Planning Breaches By Tenants!
A 2023 case has highlighted the risks to landlords arising from breaches of planning laws…
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Did You Know You Can Appoint More Than One Attorney?
Careful consideration should be given when appointing your Attorney but did you know you can appoint more than one?
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Update to the Court of Protection process
The Court have introduced a new assessment of capacity form this week which will require a lot more input from the person making the application.
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Consultation on Freight and Logistics and Planning issues
The Department for Transport (DfT) and Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) have launched a consultation: Future of Freight Plan – GOV.UK
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Selling A Property As An Executor
If you are an Executor or an Administrator of a Will and you need to sell a property as part of the estate, would you know where to start?
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Do ‘No Win No Fee Agreements’ Work In Modern Commercial Litigation Disputes?
Say ‘No Win No Fee’ and you might be forgiven for thinking of ambulance chasing…
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Land Registry updates Practice Guide 24: Form B restriction only appropriate where trustees’ powers are limited
The Land Registry has updated Practice Guide 24: Private Trusts of Land (PG24) regarding Form B restrictions.
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What Is A Declaration Of Trust?
A Declaration of Trust (sometimes referred to as a Deed of Trust) is a legal document that is drawn up when two parties, or more, purchase a property together and they wish to document the legal arrangement in which they will each own the property.
