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Commissioners for HMRC (Appellant) v Tooth (Respondent) On appeal from: [2019] EWCA Civ 826 If HMRC find out that a taxpayer’s assessment...
The term ‘executor’ derives from the Latin word ‘execut’, which means “carried out”. An executor is appointed by somebody to carry out t...
The Building Safety Bill: Is it building back better or is there no significant change? In an attempt to set new standards of building sa...
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Court of protection solicitors Deputyship Solicitors: Property and Financial Affairs Protecting and managing the property and financial a...
Wills, trusts and probate solicitors Deprivation of Liberty safeguards Deprivation of Liberty safeguards make sure vulnerable people in b...
Extension of the COVID restrictions on debt collection Yesterday, the Government announced that it intends to extend the existing restric...
Pressures of the pandemic have put additional stresses and strains on families and relationships have become particularly challenged. Our...
Fire and re-hire is an approach used by employers to dismiss and then offer to re-engage employees on often less favourable terms and con...
Despite growing calls for cohabiting couples to be recognised in law in the same way as married couples or civil partners, there remains ...
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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 ...
When unmarried couples separate there can sometimes be a dispute over the house they owned and lived in. Each may claim a share and usual...
Recently I embarked on a thorough clean and tidy of our kitchen cupboards. I discovered some items that should have been consumed long ag...
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 ...
March Budget sees extension to Stamp Duty Holiday The end of the current “stamp duty holiday” (as covered in our blog of 9 July) has been...
