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Property Update

Property Update
Two recent cases that deal with the relationship between a landlord and tenant will be of interest to clients that act as either commercial or residen...
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Opposition to Lease Renewal – Redevelopment Ground

Opposition to Lease Renewal – Redevelopment Ground
Commercial landlords looking to oppose the renewal of a commercial lease which has the protection of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 ('LTA 1954') on ...
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'Cowboy' Will Writers

'Cowboy' Will Writers
Consumers are being warned about an influx of unregulated will writers attempting to invade the country’s legal service market.
 
The ‘cowboy write...
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Provision of Services Regulations 2009 Checklist

Provision of Services Regulations 2009 Checklist
The Provision of Services Regulations 2009 came into force on 28 December 2009. The Regulations apply to the majority of private sector businesses in ...
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Children the real cost of divorce

Children the real cost of divorce
The ‘vindictive methods’ of divorcing couples are severely affecting the children left behind, new research has suggested.
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Stamp Duty Exemption Ends on 31st December 2009

Stamp Duty Exemption Ends on 31st December 2009

The current exemption from Stamp Duty for residential property up to £175,000 ends on 31st December 2009.

 

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legal news from ker

Land owner fails in compensation bid
A Northern land owner has failed in his bid to claim over £800,000 in compensation after a local council acquired his property through a compulsory purchase order.
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Compensation for injured shoppers
An unnamed woman, injured by falling doormats whilst browsing a hardware store, has been awarded £20,000 in compensation just weeks after a pensioner threatened action against Marks and Spencer over a ‘slippery prawn cocktail’.
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'Child welfare is deciding factor in residence' says Supreme Court
A three-year-old boy will be allowed to live with his grandmother after the Supreme Court made the child’s welfare its most relevant factor.
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Modder’ case clarifies video game copyright
The Court of Appeal has clarified video game copyright protection following a landmark case and increased pressure from the gaming industry.
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Buy-to-let is ‘here to stay’ - says CML
Gross lending in the buy-to-let mortgage market grew in the third quarter for the first time in two years, according to data published by the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML). 
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