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...
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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...
Posted12th February 2020
Trade negotiations – choppy waters or plain sailing ahead?
The UK’s determination to do a deal by 31 December 2020 will influence how the EU positions itself during the talks. Given the extremely tight timeframe this deadline creates, the...
Posted12th February 2020
Any new cases to be aware of?
The case of Ahmed v BBC involves a television presenter Samira Ahmed, who brought a successful equal pay claim against the BBC. Equality law states that men and women should...
Posted12th February 2020
Any legislative changes to be aware of?
From 6 April 2020, the Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Act 2018, together with the Parental Bereavement Leave Regulations 2020, create a statutory right to time off work following the...
Posted11th February 2020
Crown Court orders landlord to pay more than £406,000 in confiscation proceedings following an unlawful conversion
The defendant converted her house in Hayes from a single-family dwelling into a large HMO, without planning permission. Hillingdon Borough Council served an enforcement notice for the unlawful conversion, requiring...