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Are Your Anti-Money Laundering Procedures Compliant?

Posted24 February 2016

It might be thought by many that money laundering is an esoteric crime that is practised only by professionals in positions of authority or influence, but this is not so....

EAT Rules on Holiday Pay and Unearned Commission

Posted23 February 2016

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has handed down its judgment in Lock v British Gas Trading Limited and Others, upholding the decision of the Employment Tribunal (ET) that domestic legislation...

TUPE Service Provision Changes – Short-Term Arrangements

Posted22 February 2016

Under Regulation 3(3)(a)(ii) of the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE), TUPE does not apply where immediately before a service provision change the client intends that the...

Administrative Error Does Not Quash Planning Application

Posted19 February 2016

Basement extensions have become hugely controversial, particularly in Central London, and that was certainly so in one case in which the French Government tried to block such a development in...

Local Authority Not Liable for Foster Care Abuse

Posted18 February 2016

In general, employers can be held ‘vicariously liable’ for the actions of their employees, in the course of their employment, where these cause damage to other people. A recent...

Property Income Not Part of Farming

Posted16 February 2016

A farmer has failed in his attempt to set off his farming losses against his other income when the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) found that his property income was not part...