The Defective Premises Act 1972 (“the Act”) imposes important obligations on both contractors and consultants involved i...
A recent Court of Appeal judgment in the case of the Department for Transport, Environment and the Regions v Mott MacDon...
One of the defining features of the British countryside is the existence of a national network of public rights of way (...
Suppliers and customers would ideally prefer to rely on their own respective standard conditions. But in order to be of ...
At present, if you receive compensation for a personal injury, the amount will be taken into account if you are assessed...
The Court of Appeal case of Murphy v Gooch (2007) declared that a co-owner is entitled to credit for occupational rent f...
There is no automatic right for a trustee in bankruptcy to receive occupational rent as it would depend upon the circums...
It is a long established principle in English Law, first recorded in 1610, that a land owner can not protect the view th...
The House of Lords case of Stack v Dowden (2007) concerned the declaration of beneficial interests in relation to a prop...
There is no legal obligation on an employer to provide a reference. However, where a reference is provided, it has to be...
There have been a number of cases over the last few years which impact upon the enforceability of restrictive covenants,...
It may be tempting to think it safe to go ahead and breach a confidentiality agreement if it would not lead to the other...
No waiver clauses are a very common feature of the ‘boilerplate’ provisions in commercial contracts and as such they app...
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