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When a sale of shares in a company is in progress, there are often a large number of threads that have to be tied up and sometimes this leads to...
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Public tendering exercises almost inevitably leave unsuccessful bidders dissatisfied but the courts will only intervene if there is a legal flaw in the process. A consortium behind a failed bid...
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The Supreme Court has now handed down its judgment in an important case, Essop and Others v Home Office (UK Border Agency), brought by a group of workers who claimed...
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The law protects tenants against mistreatment and landlords who ignore their tenants’ rights are courting disaster. In one case that strikingly proved the point, a landlord who unlawfully entered his...
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Argos is a well-known retailer in the UK and owns its trade name. However, the argos.com web domain is owned by a US company which specialises in computer-aided design and...
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A recent case illustrates the sort of consequences that can arise from failing to take sufficient care over details when completing a claim for overpaid tax. The claim was...
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