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Posted13th May 2021

Good news for landlords

The Government announced last night (12 May) that changes will be made to notice periods and that the “eviction ban” will not be extended further. So, what does this mean for...

Posted11th May 2021

Court of Appeal considers correct approach to granting planning permission without appropriate assessment

On 26 April 2021, in the case of R (Hudson) v Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead and others [2021] EWHC 698 (Admin), the Court of Appeal considered the correct...

Posted11th May 2021

Primary legislation required to allow Local Authority meetings to take place remotely held by the High Court

The High Court in the case of Hertfordshire County Council and others v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government [2021] EWHC 1093 (Admin) has held that the provisions...

Posted11th May 2021

Section 106 Agreement does not have to bind all interest of the development site held by the High Court

In the case of R (Mclaren) v Woking Borough Council [2021] EWHC 698, the High Court held that there was no error by Woking Borough Council (WBC) in granting planning...

Posted11th May 2021

Long standing test for testamentary capacity defended by High Court ruling

When it comes to establishing testamentary capacity, the Courts will always apply the test established by Banks v Goodfellow 1870. A key aspect of the test is that the testator...

Posted10th May 2021

Why do you need a cohabitation agreement?

If you live with your partner, or are considering moving in together, you may have thought about a cohabitation agreement and whether you need one. There’s no legal requirement to...

Our latest update for Managing Agents and #SocialHousing landlords is here! The Government announced last night that changes will be made to #noticeperiods and that the “#evictionban” will not be extended further. So, what does this mean for #landlords? https://mailchi.mp/ba8f941a1109/managing-agents-social-housing-update-changes-to-notice-periods-and-eviction-ban-to-end?e=4c18af26b4

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Our latest #Planning & #Environment update is here! This edition focuses on cases involving a Section #106Agreement, Local Authority remote meeting legislation, and #planningpermission without appropriate assessment. https://mailchi.mp/9b54444e63f1/planning-environment-update-s106-agreements-local-authority-remote-meeting-legislation-and-planning-permission-without-appropriate-assessment?e=4c18af26b4

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11 May

When it comes to establishing #testamentarycapacity, the test established by Banks v Goodfellow 1870 is applied by the Courts. In a recent a case, the test came under scrutiny but the High Court has defended its use. https://www.buckles-law.co.uk/blog/will-disputes/long-standing-test-for-testamentary-capacity-defended-by-high-court-ruling

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11 May

If you live with your #partner, or are considering moving in together, a #cohabitation agreement can be a useful tool to protect your finances and establish practical arrangements. https://www.buckles-law.co.uk/blog/family-and-matrimonial/why-do-you-need-a-cohabitation-agreement/

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6 May

We're pleased to announce that @Buckleslawyers are supporting our Faces of PHACE campaign to provide Arts Award in schools across Peterborough.

Pledge your support today to make sure that every child and young person in Peterborough has access to arts and creativity in education

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Good news for landlords

Court of Appeal considers correct approach to granting planning permission without appropriate assessment

Primary legislation required to allow Local Authority meetings to take place remotely held by the High Court

Section 106 Agreement does not have to bind all interest of the development site held by the High Court

Long standing test for testamentary capacity defended by High Court ruling

Why do you need a cohabitation agreement?