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Sale of Insolvent Company to Creditor Not Improper

Posted13 June 2019

Insolvencies are seldom happy periods for any of those involved and great care must be taken by those who deal with the insolvency proceedings to ensure they do their work...

Care Costs – Wales Raises ‘Asset Cap’

Posted12 June 2019

It is not widely known that the ‘cap’ on assets above which people in residential care must fund their own care is only £23,250 in England and Northern Ireland. ...

Three Quarters of Firms Not Aware of Anti-Tax Evasion Law

Posted12 June 2019

A recent survey by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) shows that only one in four UK businesses are aware of the penalties they could face under the Criminal Finances Act...

Couple Outraged By ‘Ugly Duckling’ Home Cinema Win Six-Figure Damages

Posted10 June 2019

If building works on your home go wrong, strong legal representation can ensure that you are properly compensated. In a recent case, a couple who paid over £400,000 for a...

What Exactly Is the ‘Curtilage’ of a Building?

Posted10 June 2019

Whether land is or is not within the curtilage of a building can be a decisive factor in many planning cases. The High Court considered the meaning of the word...

Absence of Evidence Dooms Unequal Shares Claim

Posted6 June 2019

The legal ownership of property is not always the same as the beneficial ownership and disputes can arise when no documentation is executed to show the two are different. Such...