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Government Must Prove its Case to Obtain Deportation

Posted23 November 2017

Marriages of convenience are normally entered into in order to give one of the spouses the right to remain in the UK. At present, EU citizens normally have the right...

Letting Agency Fined for Breaches of Consumer Rights Legislation

Posted22 November 2017

Professionals who deal directly with the public are subject to a battery of consumer protection rules and failing to comply with them can be costly, both in financial and reputational...

Mis-Sold an Interest Rate Hedging Product? Don’t Miss the Time Limit for a Claim

Posted20 November 2017

Mis-selling of interest rate hedging products (IRHPs) by lenders has caused acute financial pain to a great many businesses and individuals and, as one High Court case shows, you should...

Equal Pay – Can You Compare One Type of Job With Another?

Posted20 November 2017

For the purposes of equal pay legislation, can workers doing one job compare themselves with others performing an entirely different task when both are paid from a single source? In...

Change of Use Over Time Leads to Four-Day Court Battle

Posted17 November 2017

Rights of way over land are a constant source of dispute and, because the law relating to land is complex, such disputes all too frequently end up in avoidable court...

X Marks the Spot in IP Battle

Posted16 November 2017

Trade marks are jealously protected by their owners. A recent case shows how even seemingly uncontroversial trade marks can be found to infringe existing trade marks and proves the need...