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Late Amendments to Statement of Case – Where Limitation is not an Issue
A number of recent cases provide a useful reminder of the test that the Court would apply when considering applications to amend pleadings at a late stage of the proceedings....
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Taylor v Mina An Ltd – A case law update on the licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation
We examine a case that looks at the licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation. On 13th August 2019 the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) overturned a refusal of a Rent Repayment...
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The inheritance tax impact of Remembering a Charity
Blake Morgan is proud to support Remember A Charity week, which runs from 9 – 15 September. Now in its 10th year, Remember a Charity continue to raise awareness of...
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Changes to shared ownership
In all of the current political turmoil going on in Westminster you would be forgiven for missing the Government's announcement of a new consultation on Shared Ownership. In an unintendedly...
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Millennials give less to charity than any other generation
Millennials may struggle to donate to charities during their lifetimes, but this does not mean they cannot leave a lasting legacy that helps future generations. Often the best way to do...
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Bank of Mum and Dad, helping a child who also will have a commercial mortgage
In the latest of our "Bank of Mum and Dad" series, our experts take a look at issues arising where parents help a child buy a property when the child...
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Freezing injunctions and the importance of full and frank disclosure
The recent case of Rogachev v Goryainov [2019] EWHC 1529 (QB) illustrates the importance of full and frank disclosure by an applicant when applying for a freezing injunction without notice....
