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Too derelict to be a dwelling
In a First Tier Tribunal case decided in January 2019, P N Bewley Ltd escaped the higher rates of stamp duty land tax (SDLT) on the purchase of a dilapidated...
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Waiver by the landlord of right to forfeit a tenant’s lease
Landlords usually have an express right to forfeit a tenant's lease in the event of certain specified breaches of the tenant obligations contained in the lease, such as non-payment of...
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The Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act centenary
Today marks the centenary of women in law as the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919 became law on 23 December 1919. Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919 The Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act...
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Trading Standards Regulatory briefing – Making Christmas safe again
A recent article by Which?[1] reported that almost 50% of the cheap Christmas tree lights they bought from online marketplaces were found to be unsafe, including lights which could cause...
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Food allergen information and labelling
Regulatory and food safety lawyers are not necessarily renowned for their hearty sense of good cheer and Christmas spirit. Whilst most people at this time of year are enjoying the...
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Charity Commission Guidance on reporting incidents involving partners
The Charity Commission has published new guidance for trustees on reporting serious incidents involving partners of the charity. The Commission has previously advised trustees that they are under an obligation...
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ICO consults on explaining Artificial Intelligence guidance
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has launched a consultation on draft guidance on explaining decisions made by Artificial Intelligence (AI). The draft guidance urges organisations to act in a transparent...
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Employee benefit trusts – If it seems too good to be true…
In this article, Simon Hough, a legal director and litigation specialist in our Business Support and Insolvency team, takes a look at employee benefit trusts and some recent decisions arising...
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An employer’s guide to surviving the Christmas party season
From inappropriate fancy dress to office party antics, our employment experts discuss how HR professionals can best navigate the festive season. What potential legal issues should an employer consider when...
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Employment Law Top Ten of 2019
How will employers and HR professionals remember 2019? Brexit (again), the third prime minister in three years, and more Parliamentary challenges and votes than you can shake a big stick...
