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Lease Break Error Proves Costly for Tenant

Posted7 June 2013

When a tenant’s lease has a break clause, normally all rent due must be paid in full before the break clause can be activated – even if the rent paid...

Accounting Error Leads to Damages for Buyers

Posted5 June 2013

A case has been decided which arose because accounting errors were made by a company which was bought by another company. Some of the management of the company which was...

Furnished Holiday Lettings IHT Claim Fails

Posted4 June 2013

The shock result of a recent tax case will send reverberations around the furnished holiday letting (FHL) industry, after the court reset the bar regarding the level of service provision...

Patent Infringement Claim Denied on Multiple Grounds

Posted4 June 2013

A patent can only be granted when there is novelty in the thing for which the patent is sought. This is why it is critical that one’s novel designs do...

Three Days in Court the Result of Informal Arrangements

Posted31 May 2013

When land is owned in trust for the benefit of more than one person, the question of what should be done with it can be the source of dispute. Often,...

Logistics Company Fined for Lorry Driver’s Death

Posted30 May 2013

West Midlands logistics company Nightfreight (GB) Limited has been fined £300,000 for breaches of health and safety law after one of its drivers was killed by a runaway lorry at...