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• Thwarted by Planners? Persistence and Legal Advice Can Still Win the Day

  • Posted29 December 2020

  Obtaining authorisation for construction projects can be extremely demanding, but a combination of persistence and the right legal advice will often win the day. In a case on point, a...

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• Thwarted by Planners? Persistence and Legal Advice Can Still Win the Day

  • Posted29 December 2020

  Obtaining authorisation for construction projects can be extremely demanding, but a combination of persistence and the right legal advice will often win the day. In a case on point, a...

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• Commercial Pregnancy Ultrasound Scanning Granted Medical VAT Exemption

  • Posted29 December 2020

  The question of whether particular services are exempt from VAT is a perennial bone of contention which can have major financial and business consequences. That was certainly so in a...

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• Trust and Estate Numbers Dip for Fifth Consecutive Year

  • Posted24 December 2020

  HM Revenue and Customs have reported a decline in the number of trusts and estates in the UK for the fifth year in a row. Between 2018 and 2019,...

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• The Law Has Sharp Teeth When Tackling Breaches of Planning Control

  • Posted23 December 2020

  Those who treat planning rules as a mere inconvenience in the belief that they can breach them with impunity are operating under an illusion . The Court of Appeal made...

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• Divorce and the Increasing Use of Arbitration – Court of Appeal Test Case

  • Posted21 December 2020

  Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic it has become even more popular to seek resolution of financial issues arising from divorce via private arbitration rather than formal court proceedings – but to...

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