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Attorneys Who Denied Father Access to His Money Removed

Posted13 April 2016

The Court of Protection has come to the rescue of an elderly man who wished to have access to his own funds. The man, now aged 87, appointed his...

Thinking About a Tax Avoidance Scheme? HMRC Issues New Guidance

Posted12 April 2016

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) are well known for their robust attitude towards tax avoidance schemes they consider to be questionable and, over the years, have introduced an ever-increasing variety...

TUPE and the Temporary Cessation of Work

Posted12 April 2016

In a complex case (Mustafa and Another v Trek Highways Services Limited and Others), the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has ruled that the Employment Tribunal (ET) erred in law in...

You Get What You Pay For

Posted7 April 2016

The Court of Appeal has handed down a decision which should give considerable pause for thought to anyone who is tempted to use a ‘law shop’ or similar provider rather...

New Lease, New Compliance Burden

Posted7 April 2016

After 1 February 2016, landlords entering into residential leases, having new lodgers or allowing anyone to occupy a property they own for residential purposes are required to undertake checks to...

Court Upholds Challenge to Tender Process After Contract Signed

Posted6 April 2016

In a ruling which should be required reading for those who deal with public authorities, a company which claims that it was unjustly denied a nuclear plant decommissioning contract, following...