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26 August 2016
Intermediate Tenant Must Be Able To Justify Service Charges Passed On To Sub-Tenants As Reasonable
Tenants passing on service charges (which have been charged by the landlord) to their residential sub-tenants should ensure they can...
23 August 2016
Tribunal Clarifies When Employee Negotiations Are ‘Protected Conversations’ Or ‘Without Prejudice’, And Therefore Confidential
Employers facing claims from employees should understand when 'without prejudice' and/or 'protected conversation' rules apply to...
6 August 2016
Businesses Who Purport To Own Goods Until Paid May Face Unintended Consequences
Businesses whose contract terms say they retain ownership of goods sold until they have received payment for them should consider two...
9 June 2016
You’ve Obtained A Judgment- What Next?
Obtaining Judgment means that you have the right to recover money or property and to use the court’s enforcement powers if the...
31 May 2016
How Shares Should Be Valued On Disposal Under Pre-Emption Provisions In A Company’S Articles
Companies and shareholders should check any pre-emption provisions in their articles to ensure they understand how the shares will be...
25 May 2016
We’ve Received A Letter Of Claim- What Now?
A letter of claim is usually the first formal step taken before issuing a court claim It is usually the first time that the full...
12 May 2016
Court Gives Guidance To Help Landlords Avoid Inadvertently Accepting Surrender Of A Lease
A landlord wishing to avoid allegations that its conduct inadvertently amounts to accepting surrender of a lease should ensure it has...
11 May 2016
Limited Liability – The Exceptions
Directors and individuals should be aware that they can sometimes be found personally liable for some claims against their...
25 April 2016
Service Charge Recovery- Template Escalation Letter
This blog is about how to use the threat of costs to break the deadlock when the lessee has refused or neglected to pay the service...