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When is a uniform not a uniform?
When is a uniform not a uniform? It may seem like an obvious answer as surely something that identifies a person as being an employee or representative of a business is a uniform.
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Registered Or Unregistered Property And What Does It Mean For You?
What is a registered property’? Registering land officially records its ownership with HM Land Registry. What is an unregistered property? An ‘unregistered’ property is quite simply one that has not been registered with the Land Registry yet. Proof of ownership will be evidenced by a bundle of title documents or deeds.
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What Can You Do If A Neighbour Is Obstructing Your Right Of Way
What is a right of way? A right of way is a type of easement…
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Newly Constructed Roads & Unadopted Roads On New Developments
Newly constructed roads & unadopted roads on new developments. Roads not adopted despite a Section 38 agreement being in place or there is no agreement?
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Register of Overseas Entities – important for any overseas entities holding or acquiring property in the UK
Companies House has on 1 August issued guidance for the registration of overseas entities – on the very day the regulations came into force. This information is extremely important for any overseas entity holding or acquiring property in the UK.
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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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New Pilot Scheme Speeds Up Process Of Deputyship Application
Court of Protection Paralegal Rachel Hayes explains how Wilson Browne Solicitors has the privilege of taking part in the Court’s application Pilot Scheme.
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1950s Looking Back At Laws During The Coronation : The Court of Protection
Lets take a look at the Court of Protection laws when the Queen came to the throne in 1952.
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1950s Looking Back At Laws During The Coronation : Wills & Probate
Kawaljit Singh takes a look at the Probate laws during the time of the Queen’s coronation.
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1950s Looking Back At Laws During The Coronation : Residential Conveyancing
Charlotte Toms takes a look at the conveyancing laws when the Queen came to the throne in 1952.
