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2 August 2022
What Are A Landlord’s Obligations To Their Tenants If Rented Property Is Made Uninhabitable By Fire Or Flood?
Although not a common situation, from time to time properties are rendered uninhabitable by disasters such as fire and flood In such...
18 May 2022
What Payment Terms Are Implied in a Construction Contract if None Are Agreed?
Part II of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 came into force on May 1, 1998 It contained provisions that...
16 May 2022
When Does a Final Statement Become Conclusive in Construction?
Historically, construction contracts in England often have a final account — the last reckoning up that reflects changes that have...
14 May 2022
What is Practical Completion in a Construction Contract?
Practical completion is typically defined as the point when a building is complete — save for any minor defects — and the...
12 May 2022
What Payment Terms Are Parties Not Allowed To Agree for a Construction Contract?
In an ideal world, all parties to a construction contract would agree on clear terms — particularly those related to payment and...
25 April 2022
What Can a Contractor Do if an Employer Refuses To Pay?
Late payments or refusals to pay are sadly part of life in the construction industry, as in many other business-to-business...
14 March 2022
How To Challenge or Defend a Statutory Demand
Has your company received a Statutory Demand
A prompt response is essential — even if you believe you can offer clear evidence...
10 March 2022
Using Previous Trading Names After a Formal Liquidation
Are you the owner or director of a business that is at risk of liquidation but wishes to continue trading under the same company...
22 February 2022
Dishonoured Cheques and Notices of Dishonour
In the current era of contactless payments, pay-by-phone, and online banking, a world where you pay for your groceries and meals out...