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Rachel Knight
19 September 2019
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Late Amendments to Statement of Case – Where Limitation is not an Issue
19 September 2019
A number of recent cases provide a useful reminder of the test that the Court would apply when considering applications to amend pleadings at a late stage of the proceedings....
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Taylor v Mina An Ltd – A case law update on the licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation
16 September 2019
We examine a case that looks at the licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation. On 13th August 2019 the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) overturned a refusal of a Rent Repayment...
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Franchising
13 September 2019
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Rebecca Stevens
12 September 2019
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Changes to shared ownership
10 September 2019
In all of the current political turmoil going on in Westminster you would be forgiven for missing the Government's announcement of a new consultation on Shared Ownership. In an unintendedly...
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Millennials give less to charity than any other generation
09 September 2019
Millennials may struggle to donate to charities during their lifetimes, but this does not mean they cannot leave a lasting legacy that helps future generations. Often the best way to do...
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Bank of Mum and Dad, helping a child who also will have a commercial mortgage
09 September 2019
In the latest of our "Bank of Mum and Dad" series, our experts take a look at issues arising where parents help a child buy a property when the child...
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Freezing injunctions and the importance of full and frank disclosure
04 September 2019
The recent case of Rogachev v Goryainov [2019] EWHC 1529 (QB) illustrates the importance of full and frank disclosure by an applicant when applying for a freezing injunction without notice....
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Your staff want more from work than just a salary
03 September 2019
This article first appeared in People Management on 29 August 2019. With record numbers of unfilled vacancies, individuals can now be more selective when looking for employment. A competitive salary...
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SDLT: Mortgage broker caught out by the replacement exception rules
03 September 2019
The Stamp Duty Land Tax rules around the 'replacement of main residence exception' are complicated and caught out a mortgage broker, with a complaint against him being upheld. This blog...
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Limitation and Striking Out a Procurement Claim
02 September 2019
We examine a case where a procurement claim was struck out by the Technology and Construction Court. The Case Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust v Cornwall Council [2019] EWHC 2211...
