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Rent Refund Case to Go to Appeal

Posted20 January 2014

A recent decision in which the court ruled that a landlord was obliged to repay to its tenant rent paid in advance for a period after the break date on...

Taxpayer Wins Appeal Against Information Notice

Posted16 January 2014

A taxpayer has succeeded in persuading the First-tier Tribunal that an information notice issued by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) should be set aside. The man had submitted a...

Corporate Minnow Breaks Monte Carlo Casino

Posted16 January 2014

In a case which proves that even corporate minnows can successfully fight off trade mark infringement actions brought by much larger operators, a small party gaming company has inflicted a...

HMRC Announce Tax Purge on Landlords

Posted14 January 2014

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) are to launch a nationwide campaign to recover an estimated £2.5 billion in tax being evaded by private sector landlords. Although the average tax...

Chancel Repair Liability Risk – Reduced But Not Gone

Posted13 January 2014

Homeowners may be breathing a sigh of relief following the widely publicised reports that ‘chancel repair liability’ (CRL) must now be registered to be effective – but the risk still...

‘Unusually Robust Language’ Did Not Undermine Unfair Dismissal Ruling

Posted10 January 2014

An argument by school governors that the ‘unusually robust language’ used by an Employment Tribunal (ET) in upholding a teacher’s unfair dismissal claim revealed a loss of objectivity and amounted...