Legal guides
A Guide to the Agricultural Holdings Act
Tenancies created under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (‘AHA’) allow agricultural holdings to be let by the land owner to a tenant. Agricultural holdings can include land and buildings used for horticulture, livestock, grazing and various other uses, but the use must be commercial in nature (so grazing land for privately owned horses will not constitute an agricultural holding, whereas grazing land let to a riding school will).
Rent reviews under AHA tenancies are dealt with by the Act.
Guide to the GDPR for Sports Clubs
This short guide sets out the key changes that the GDPR has made to the UK data protection regime, what sports clubs need to do to comply with data protection law and relevant examples of how GDPR applies to sports clubs.
Business Guide to GDPR
Getting Data Protection Right. The GDPR is designed to bring a sea change to current attitudes to data protection. It is bringing more power to the people; it is imposing controls on businesses and ensuring that people have the freedom to take control over the personal data that is held about them.
Private Rented Sector: what you need to know
Are you a social housing landlord considering investing in the private rented sector? If you have then you’ll have quickly realised that you are subject to some legislative requirements that haven’t previously bothered you as a social landlord.
Brief guide to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The GDPR applies to any organisation that has control over personal data as well as those that process personal data on behalf of another organisation.
A guide to acupuncture for injuries
While acupuncture forms part of traditional Chinese medicine, it is now being supported by a growing body of up to date scientific research and clinical evidence, allowing health professionals such as Physiotherapists to provide evidence-based acupuncture as part of their treatment.
Go to Guide to eCommerce
When thinking of starting a new business venture or growing a current retail operation, many people look to the internet as the most effective and cost efficient route to market. In many instances, it allows for the flexibility of being self-employed and working from home to minimise start-up or expansion costs and address issues such as work-life balance.
Guide to Injunctions
An injunction is a Court Order prohibiting a person from doing something or requiring a person to do something. As a first stage, an interim (or temporary) injunction will be obtained which will last until a further Court Order is made or the trial is heard in full.
The grounds for contesting a will
If a will does not include the true intentions of the person making the will, or if the will has not been executed correctly, it may be invalid and can therefore be contested. Our guide takes you through the grounds for contesting a will.
A farmer’s guide to joint ventures
There are several reasons a farmer might consider setting up a joint venture: a way to tap into more resource; a chance to get a foot on the farming ladder; or a way of navigating a potentially difficult period such as a death in the family.
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