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Clear Intention Overrides Non-Compliance

Posted31 October 2013

When a tenant wished to break its 25-year lease at an appropriate break point, it served a notice on the landlord and probably considered that to be the end of...

Architect Liable for Contractor’s Errors

Posted29 October 2013

A couple who engaged a contractor to carry out work on their house have succeeded in their claim against the architect in respect of the cost of putting right defects...

Sport Sponsorship Not Tax-Deductible, Rules Tribunal

Posted28 October 2013

When a rugby fan sponsored his local rugby club to the tune of more than £1 million over a decade and promoted his business by a variety of means through...

‘Custom and Practice’ Can Add to Employment Contract Terms

Posted25 October 2013

A recent case (Park Cakes Limited v Shumba and Others) serves as a clear reminder that not every contractual term need be in writing and, where the individual facts support...

Religious Belief Does Not Justify Discrimination

Posted24 October 2013

The Christian beliefs of the owner of a bed and breakfast have led to her fighting and losing an appeal to the Court of Appeal. The woman refused to...

Interflora Nips Keyword Ads in the Bud

Posted23 October 2013

A case concerning the use of a competitor’s name in ‘keyword’ marketing for Internet searches has now been decided and the ruling has implications for those who use such practices. ...