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Pre-emption rights in articles of association
Many companies are subject to pre-emption rights which state that shares must be offered to…
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Are you concerned about Testamentary Capacity
Banks v Goodfellow Test – Revisited What is testamentary capacity? Testamentary capacity is the legal…
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Rare Ferraris go under the hammer…the result.
The ‘impossible gift’: Today is the day that the 2 cars went under the hammer. Wilson…
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Does your loved one need to appoint a professional deputy?
The Court of Protection generally favour the appointment of a family member as a Deputy…
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What happens to a lease that has been disclaimed when a company struck off the Register is restored?
When a company ceases to exist because it has been struck off the Register at…
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A tenant’s repair and re-decoration obligations…
…when the graffiti on the outside of the premises is art. Leases routinely require tenants…
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Partnerships: liability for an ex-partner
A Court of Appeal decision provides a warning to owners of businesses that trade as…
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The Hedge and Ditch rule is still relevant
In the recent case of Parmar and others v Upton the Court of Appeal have…
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Changing your company’s articles – could it be challenged?
The recent Court of Appeal case, Arbuthott v Bonnyman & others [2015], has provided some…
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Wilson Browne Solicitors, executors to £multi-million bequest
The ‘impossible gift’. Wilson Browne Solicitors plays important role in the sale of 2 rare…