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Posted20th February 2020

Campaigners call for change in the law following Court of Appeal ruling on Islamic marriage

The Court of Appeal has overturned a High Court ruling that, if upheld, would have recognised Islamic marriage under English law. Instead, the judgment means that such a marriage (nikah)...

Posted20th February 2020

Agricultural tenancies – what legal rights do they give and is reform on the way?

The 2020 Agriculture Bill, introduced in January, comes in the wake of a consultation on proposals for legal reform to agricultural tenancies in England held last year. The Bill, which...

Posted19th February 2020

Estate proceeds given to needy triggers inheritance claim

As reported in the national press recently, in an inheritance dispute set to be heard by the High Court, a man will claim that he was given the £400,000 estate...

Posted19th February 2020

Estate claim provides warning for Bank of Mum and Dad

Parents who help their children get on the property ladder are being urged to adopt a more professional approach when it comes to handing over the cash. Faced with high...

Posted18th February 2020

Items included in a sale of land contract – a cautionary (and fishy) tale

A recent High Court judgement provides food for thought in terms of items that might be dealt with expressly in a contract covering the sale of land or property. It’s...

Posted18th February 2020

Lack of neutrality – Executors ordered to pay six figure costs

Background The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, often referred to as the Inheritance Act, permits certain categories of beneficiaries to make a claim for reasonable financial provision...

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The Court of Appeal has overturned a High Court ruling that, if upheld, would have recognised Islamic marriage under English law. So, what are the implications? Find out more: http://bit.ly/2v0XuDe

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Agricultural tenancies – what legal rights do they give and is reform on the way? Read more: http://bit.ly/39QaqdM

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Parents who help their children get on the property ladder are being urged to adopt a more professional approach when it comes to handing over the cash. Find out more: http://bit.ly/2SEb88o

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A recent High Court judgement provides food for thought in terms of items that might be dealt with expressly in a contract covering the sale of land or property. Find out more: http://bit.ly/39KxQBg

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In Inheritance Act litigation, the executors usually steer a neutral course. But what might the consequence be if they don't? Read more: http://bit.ly/2uUACFq

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