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3 November 2017
Can An Agent Charge Fees If A Tenant Buys The Property?
Terms in letting agreements with landlords that provide for a fee if the property is subsequently bought by the tenant or someone...
3 November 2017
Self-Employed Or Worker – What Rights Do Subcontractors Have?
Trade businesses frequently use subcontractors to help meet the demand of their workload Often there is no difficulty in establishing...
3 November 2017
Right To Rent – Criminal Offences
From 1st February 2016 all landlords have had to complete ‘Right to Rent’ checks on their tenants
Further provisions were...
31 October 2017
Seller’s Contract Clause Avoids Liability For Misrepresentation Made To Buyer Of Land
A contract clause saying a seller was not liable for misrepresentations made to the buyer before a sale of land has been upheld as fair...
31 October 2017
New Prescribed Form Of Section 8 Notice And New Ground 7B Based On Right To Rent
From 1st February 2016 there is a new prescribed form for all section 8 notices and all landlords have had to complete ‘Right to...
30 October 2017
Do I Need A Barrister To Represent Me?
Depending on the court - and the type of hearing - your solicitor might be able to act as your representative However, barristers are...
8 September 2017
Suspending An Employee Pending Investigations Was Not A ‘Neutral Act’, And Amounted To Constructive Dismissal
Employers should not suspend employees as a first reaction to a potential disciplinary matter, and only after an appropriate initial...
23 August 2017
What Makes a Section 21 Notice Invalid? (Form 6a)
Seeking Advice on Regaining Possession Post-Renters' Rights Act Coming Into Effect
This page refers to the position...
20 July 2017
Tribunal Guidance On When Sleep-In Workers Are Entitled To The National Minimum Wage While Asleep
Employers will welcome guidance from the Employment Appeal Tribunal on determining when sleep-in workers are working simply by being...