Private Client

• Disappointed Homebuyers Secure Six-Figure Damages From Negligent Surveyor

  • Posted30 October 2020

  One good reason why sensible homebuyers engage the services of a surveyor prior to purchase is that, if things go wrong, they at least have someone to sue. In a...

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• Independent Legal Advice Proves Decisive in Family Inheritance Dispute

  • Posted27 October 2020

  Just because someone is old, frail and vulnerable does not mean that they are incapable of understanding the contents of their will. However, as a High Court ruling in the...

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• Ignorance of the Law Is No Defence – Or Is It? Child Benefit Tax Ruling

  • Posted22 October 2020

  HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) must publicise changes in the tax regime and taxpayers are not obliged to go rooting around its website in an attempt to keep up to...

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• Ignorance of the Law Is No Defence – Or Is It? Child Benefit Tax Ruling

  • Posted22 October 2020

  HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) must publicise changes in the tax regime and taxpayers are not obliged to go rooting around its website in an attempt to keep up to...

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• COVID-19 and Parental Contact With Children in Care – Guideline Ruling

  • Posted19 October 2020

  How, if at all, is the duty of local authorities to allow children in their care reasonable contact with their parents affected by social distancing rules arising from the COVID-19...

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• COVID-19 and Parental Contact With Children in Care – Guideline Ruling

  • Posted19 October 2020

  How, if at all, is the duty of local authorities to allow children in their care reasonable contact with their parents affected by social distancing rules arising from the COVID-19...

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