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Rising to the Top: 5 New Promotions at Wilson Browne
At Wilson Browne Solicitors we pride ourself on developing talent from within, and this year is no exception.
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Can a Sole Director be a Quorum for Company Board Decisions?
A quorum is achieved if enough people are present to constitute a valid meeting. In a company context, the quorum requirements for board meetings will typically be set out in the bespoke Articles of Association of the company concerned.
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Capacity Assessments
During recent Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs), the issue of reforming the Mental Capacity Act took centre stage with concerns over the current application and the need for reform.
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The Debt Recovery Process
Recovering debt owed to you can be a stressful and daunting process, especially within the current economic climate, knowing your rights and options is a crucial step to start recovering what is owed to you.
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Housing Associations Publish Report On Re-thinking Section 106 Agreements
A group of London Housing Associations (HAs) has published Building Together, Building Better: rethinking section 106 for affordable housing delivery.
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Partner Tom Warrender’ Article Published in Property Law UK
Partner Tom Warrender is featured in the latest edition of Property Law UK with his article exploring the recent High Court decision in Trident House Development Ltd v Yousaf [2025] EWHC 344 (Ch).
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Commercial Property Team Proud To Be Shortlisted In National Awards
“It’s Like Houses…But Bigger!” A tongue-in-cheek comment from our BD & Marketing Director to Tom…
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100 Years of Intestacy Rules
Enacted on the 9th April 1925, Administration of Estates Act (1925) came into force on the 1st January 1926, and has since dictated the rules on how a deceased persons estate is distributed in the absence of a valid Will. These are known as the intestacy rules.
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Martyn’s Law Receives Royal Assent – Changes Resulting From Manchester Arena Attack
On 3 April 2025 the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 received Royal Assent.
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Security of Tenure for Business Tenants – Law Commission Consultation on Changes
Security of tenure for business tenants in England and Wales has been governed for 70 years by Part ll of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954).
