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Residents’ Association Pays Price for Failing to Take Professional Advice

Posted1 November 2018

Many blocks of flats are managed by a residents’ association, which has the great advantage of affording tenants democratic rights of self-determination. However, as a decision of the Upper Tribunal...

Whistleblowing – Information or Allegation?

Posted30 October 2018

In Cavendish Munro Professional Risks Management Limited v Geduld, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) established the principle that, for the purposes of the whistleblowing provisions of the Employment Rights Act...

Court Agrees to Correct Trust Error

Posted26 October 2018

We all make mistakes…and when a contract is set up the terms of which clearly do not reflect what was intended, the court can be asked to rectify it. A...

Court Agrees to Correct Trust Error

Posted26 October 2018

We all make mistakes…and when a contract is set up the terms of which clearly do not reflect what was intended, the court can be asked to rectify it. A...

VAT – ‘Pay Now, Appeal Later’ Rule Receives Supreme Court Blessing

Posted25 October 2018

Unless they can show that they would suffer hardship as a result, traders who wish to challenge assessments to VAT are first required to pay, or at least deposit, the...

Supreme Court Says No to Divorce Based on Weak Unreasonable Behaviour Claim

Posted24 October 2018

The Supreme Court judges’ decision to prevent a wife from divorcing her husband, which was made ‘without enthusiasm’, is expected to lead to calls for a rapid change in the...