Landlords and tenants asking for business lease renewals face more of a balancing exercise by the courts, meaning some tenants may end up with longer
Leaseholders owning flats and garages have successfully argued that the roof and airspaces above the garage blocks is included in the property let to them
An employer has failed to persuade the Court of Appeal to rewrite a non-compete clause that inadvertently allowed a sales manager to work for a
Businesses required to give consent that is ‘not to be unreasonably withheld’ under commercial agreements will welcome guidance from the Court of Appeal on how
An employer who forced employees of a certain age to retire was pursuing a legitimate aim, but its actions were not necessary or proportionate and
Building disputes very often start with the failure of one party to pay the other party or the failure of the architect or contract administrator
Employers proposing to rely on policy wording allowing summary dismissal for breaches of those policies may find they cannot dismiss the employee unless the breaches
Directors who were economical with the truth in dealings with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) have been disqualified from acting as directors on grounds their
In October 2011 the scope of the Construction Act (Housing Grants Construction and Regeneration act – 1996) was extended to include contracts not in writing.