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Landowners’ Duties and Highway Visibility – Court of Appeal Test Case

Posted24 August 2018

If landowners allow vegetation to grow so that it affects visibility on adjacent highways, should they be held liable if accidents occur? In a decision that broke new legal ground,...

Failure to Meet Criteria Means Loss Relief Denied

Posted24 August 2018

There are all sorts of things one can do with trading losses under Corporation Tax (CT), but the fall-back position is that losses can be carried forward and set against...

Landlords Caught by Tenant’s Environmental Failings

Posted22 August 2018

A landlord that ignores the potential for problems caused by the activities of its tenant does so at its peril, as a recent case demonstrated conclusively. It concerned a...

Central Arbitration Committee Can Hear Claims Against Acas

Posted20 August 2018

The EU Information and Consultation Directive 2002 established minimum requirements for companies with more than 50 employees for consulting and informing them on a wide variety of subjects. The Information...

Non-Disclosure is Fault of Policyholder Not Brokers

Posted16 August 2018

It is no real surprise that insurers are often not wildly enthusiastic about paying claims and will deny liability when they are able to do so. One condition which is...

Tenants Must Bear Cost of Safety Improvements

Posted15 August 2018

Following the Grenfell disaster in 2017, cladding has come under close scrutiny with surveys being carried out as a priority in buildings across the UK. The failure to comply with...