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'Cowboy' Will Writers Update

'Cowboy' Will Writers Update

Consumers are being warned about an influx of unregulated will writers attempting to invade the country’s legal service market.

The ‘cowboy writers...

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June 2010 Budget - SME Focus

June 2010 Budget - SME Focus

 

This checklist highlights the key issues for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the 22 June 2010 Budget.

 

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Code For Home Builders Scheme

Code For Home Builders Scheme

 

The Code for Home Builders Scheme (the Code) came into force on 1 April 2010 and applies in England, Wales and Scotland. It affects all residential ...

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June 2010 Budget - Private Client Focus

June 2010 Budget - Private Client Focus

 

This checklist summarises the most important private client tax announcements in the June 2010 Budget.

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Implication of the increase to the AST rent threshold

Implication of the increase to the AST rent threshold

 

From 1 October 2010, legislation will come into force in England that increases the annual rent threshold for an assured tenancy to £100,000. At th...

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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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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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