Private Client

• Landowners’ Duties and Highway Visibility – Court of Appeal Test Case

  • Posted24 August 2018

  If landowners allow vegetation to grow so that it affects visibility on adjacent highways, should they be held liable if accidents occur? In a decision that broke new legal ground,...

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• Tenants Must Bear Cost of Safety Improvements

  • Posted15 August 2018

  Following the Grenfell disaster in 2017, cladding has come under close scrutiny with surveys being carried out as a priority in buildings across the UK. The failure to comply with...

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• Tenants Must Bear Cost of Safety Improvements

  • Posted15 August 2018

  Following the Grenfell disaster in 2017, cladding has come under close scrutiny with surveys being carried out as a priority in buildings across the UK. The failure to comply with...

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• Possible Separation From Mother Intolerable, Rules Court

  • Posted13 August 2018

  Relationships that start on the Internet are already leading to some interesting situations. A recent family case involved a British woman who had met a Pakistani man online and married...

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• Hacking Episode a 'Reasonable Excuse' for Late Filing of Tax Returns

  • Posted9 August 2018

  Taxpayers are personally responsible for filing their tax returns on time, and failing to do so can lead to stiff financial penalties. However, in one case, the First-tier Tribunal (FTT)...

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• Hacking Episode a ‘Reasonable Excuse’ for Late Filing of Tax Returns

  • Posted9 August 2018

  Taxpayers are personally responsible for filing their tax returns on time, and failing to do so can lead to stiff financial penalties. However, in one case, the First-tier Tribunal (FTT)...

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