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When positions in a family break-up become so entrenched that even the most basic issues are disputed all the way to the court, the result can be legal costs which...
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It is widely known that deposits of money lodged with a licensed deposit taker (such as a bank) by individuals and companies are protected (currently to a monetary limit of...
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When a Canadian company decided to make a new attempt to enter the British market in 2008 with its range of washroom products, it registered its trade marks (carrying the...
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It is normal for any building divided into flats to have rules relating to the use to which the flats can be put, as well as other internal regulations. ...
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The Collective Redundancies and Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) (Amendment) Regulations 2014 came into force on 31 January 2014. They amend the provisions relating to collective redundancies in the...
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Cases arising from the damage done by rioters during the 2011 riots are now beginning to come to court. Recently, one such case was decided concerning the extent of...
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