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20 Nov 2018
Most business premises are let out on commercial leases. This is an agreement between the landlord and the tenant, which sets out all of the relevant agreements and obligations between the parties.
A recent case made for a good headline, but actually the decision was sensible in the unusual circumstances that applied in the case.
We reported in an earlier newsletter about the interesting case involving Asher's bakery in Northern Ireland.
A recent report reveals that the number of people taking out these products to release the value in their homes continues to increase.
Your home may well be one of your major assets. Even if you are not planning on moving in the near future, it is always a good idea to keep abreast of the latest changes in the housing market.
24 Oct 2018
Many people facing a disciplinary meeting at work would want to exercise the right to take a 'companion' with them.
Transferring your home and limiting tax or care home fees liability is a complex, specialist area of law.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has heard an interesting case relating to a claim where a large number of issues were raised by the employee.
It is well reported in the news that shops on the high street are struggling financially and one of the perceived reasons for that is the payment to the local authority of business rates.
Employers are reminded of the importance of their business of data security and avoiding breaches.
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