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There is always the risk with any property transaction that the seller could be selling at an undervalue because they ar...
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Following the issue of proceedings, a claimant may decide to discontinue their claim if they no longer feel the claim is...
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13 August 2015
A recent case in Warwickshire highlights how seriously planning authorities view the altering of listed buildings withou...
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Allowing horse owners to graze their animals on your land is one way of securing an income on under utilised pasture.
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Alex Robinson
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04 August 2015
A Part 36 offer is a formal offer which can be used to settle all or part of an action but it is not an admission of lia...
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28 July 2015
In this, the fifth of a series of articles which looks at some of the most common perils of contracts and how to avoid t...
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Gemma Carson
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27 July 2015
Mistakes by solicitors can have drastic consequences. If you have received bad advice from a solicitor, or your solicito...
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Susan Hopcraft
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24 July 2015
In this, the fourth of a series of articles which looks at some of the most common perils of contracts and how to avoid ...
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Gemma Carson
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20 July 2015
All three topics are connected and this article is intended to draw the strands together and provide an overview of the ...
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Jennifer Rhind
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17 July 2015
In a previous article, we have discussed the Top Tips for Avoiding Contract Disputes. A vital point to bear in mind when...
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Nathan Talbott
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14 July 2015
A written contract can be in the form of standard terms, which do not need to be signed, or terms which are signed by ea...
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Gemma Carson
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06 July 2015
The legislative approach to consumer protection in the UK is widely acknowledged as being disjointed and ambiguous, resu...
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Ann Critchell-Ward
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06 July 2015
A solicitor should always advise a client on the different types of funding options available to them, even if they are ...
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Jennifer Rhind
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02 July 2015
A recent Privy Council case has highlighted the difficulties encountered when suing professionals in respect of historic...
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Susan Hopcraft
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30 June 2015
After Mr B went to his GP complaining of pain and a lump in his right testicle he was referred to a specialist who perfo...
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