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On 18th March 2021, the Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber) released its decision in the appeals of Hyman, Pensfold and Goodfellow ...
Almost all forms of possession proceedings were put on hold between 26 March 2020 and 20 September 2020. Not only have parties been force...
In an attempt to protect tenants from eviction during the pandemic, the government introduced a range of restrictions and changes to the ...
COVID-19 has led to widespread business disruption including significant financial loss to many businesses. Many insurers have refused t...
Here are some of our top tips for landlords seeking possession of residential premises occupied under an Assured Shorthold Tenancy. Commu...
Last week the UK government published the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill (CI&GB). These changes are aimed at helping busine...
One of the subjects we always discuss with clients at our first meeting with them is how to make sure that the advice we give them stays ...
A recent case has confirmed that rules providing liquidators with a mechanism to reverse certain transactions made during the period of a...
Morrisons Solicitors Partners Catherine Fisher and John Andrews, along with WSM Advisors Partner Simon Marsh, reflect on the biggest ques...
Graham Halsall, Partner in our Dispute Resolution team discusses the recent cause of Gaia Ventures Limited v Abbeygate Helical (Leisure P...
Please find below the latest corporate insights from our business law experts, which looks at the legal developments of 2018 so that you ...
In the recent case of Proxima GR Properties Ltd –v- Michael Spence, the Court was asked to assess whether the landlord was barred from im...
Those familiar with the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 (“the Act”) will be aware that it is not an uncommon occurrence to find that a building ...
In the recent case of Lea v Ward [2017] the Court was asked to determine the extent of an imprecise right of way and whether development ...
A recent case last month clarified some of the principles that the Courts will use to establish whether or not a trust is merely a sham a...
A limitation of liability clause is a provision in a contract which seeks to limit or exclude the liability of the defaulting party. If y...
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