Involuntary Bailee – What to Do? Whilst we all have an expectation that others will act reasonably, morally and lawfully; this does not always happen in practice. A common example of the above is where a lessee or a … Read More
Terms and Condition Presented as Standard One of the most common scenarios, either when dealing as a consumer or a business, is to be presented with a set of standard terms & conditions. The implication when receiving such a document … Read More
Selling a business – restrictive covenants may still bite years later A seller of a business will generally have been an employer and as such, sellers may be quite familiar with employment law generally and the issue of restrictive … Read More
Legal mistakes can prove costly A fascinating case which reached the Court of appeal emphasises the need for agents to know and understand the law and to be wary when entering into contracts. The case is generally of interest in … Read More
Information from The Law Society about the temporary stamp duty holiday which was announced yesterday by Chancellor Rishi Sunak. “Today the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak MP, has announced temporary increases to the Stamp Duty Land … Read More