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    Stamp Duty Holiday On Residential Property To End

    In September 2008 the Chancellor announced that residential property costing less that £175,000 would be exempt from Stamp Duty Land Tax (commonly known as Stamp Duty) for all purchases completed between 3rd September 2008 and 2nd September 2009.
    United KingdomTax
    MacRoberts
    MacRoberts
  • Article

    Banks/Financial Advisers - Advertising Materials - Duty to Advise

    United KingdomTransport
    Howden Spear Gulland Limited
    Howden Spear Gulland Limited
  • Article

    Sun Microsystems Wins HR Excellence Award For 'Best Recruitment Strategy'

United KingdomEmployment and HR
KPMG
KPMG
  • Article

    Unfair Dismissal: The Two Year Qualifying Period

    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Macfarlanes LLP
    Macfarlanes LLP
  • Article

    When Some Opportunities Are More Equal Than Others

    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Hammonds
    Hammonds
  • Article

    Partnership Agreement At Odds With Will

    The ownership of a farm was at the centre of a dispute between three (of four) siblings after the death of their parents, Mr & Mrs Williams. The reasons for the dispute were depressingly...
    United KingdomFamily and Matrimonial
    Wright Hassall
    Wright Hassall
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    Abolition Of Squatters Rights Depends Upon Definition Of ‘Squatter’ Says Property Lawyer

    Elaine Dobson, property partner at Bircham Dyson Bell LLP welcomes the Governments plans to make squatting a criminal offence.
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    Bircham Dyson Bell LLP
    Bircham Dyson Bell LLP
  • Article

    Draft PPG 3

    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Hammonds
    Hammonds
  • Article

    The House of Lords Restrict Occupiers Liability for Accidents: Tomlinson v. Congleton Borough Council and Others (2004)

    In one of the most important decisions in the area of occupiers liability in the last decade the House of Lords, the United Kingdom’s supreme tribunal, has made a landmark decision limiting the liability of occupiers: The case arose out of a tragic accident at Brereton Heath Country Park, between Holmes Chapel and Congleton.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Ben Challis
    Ben Challis
  • Article

    A Landlord's Liability In Relation To Common Areas

    In the recent Court of Appeal case of Samuel Edwards v Baladas Kumarasamy, a landlord was held liable when a tenant tripped on an uneven paving stone in a communal area of a block of flats.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Withers LLP
    Withers LLP
  • Article

    Are You A Creditor Of NCP? Giambrone Law Can Help You Recover What You Are Owed

    National Car Parks Limited entered administration on 16 March 2026, with PwC appointed as joint administrators.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Giambrone
    Giambrone
  • Article

    Blocking The Sale

    I share my home with my daughter, who is 21 years old.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Hewitsons LLP
    Hewitsons LLP
  • Article

    Changes to the Lease Renewal Procedure

    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
  • Article

    Commercial Property Service Charges Post Pandemic: Questions You Should Be Asking

    Services charges have been a reasonably quiet topic during the pandemic and the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021. As businesses re-occupy industrial estates, office and retail parks, and shopping centres,...
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Winckworth Sherwood LLP
    Winckworth Sherwood LLP
  • Article

    Dear Naushin

    Perplexed by property law? Relax, Associate Naushin Malik is here to answer your most pressing questions...
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Wedlake Bell LLP
    Wedlake Bell LLP
  • Article

    Decoding the Code (for Leasing Business Premises 2007)

    Landlords be warned! Continue to ignore the Code for Leasing Business Premises 2007 and this voluntary Code and "self regulation" could well be replaced by statute very soon. Chris Dixon, senior associate in the Commercial Property team, looks at what Landlords need to consider:
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Rawlison Butler LLP
    Rawlison Butler LLP
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    No Marks And Spencer Returns - Lease Break Notices And Problems For Tenants In Claiming Back "Overpayment" Of Rent

    The Court of Appeal yesterday, in the case of BNP Paribas v Marks and Spencer, brought to an end any euphoria tenants may have been experiencing from the first instance judgment of Mr Justice Morgan regarding their rights to recover "overpaid" rent after they served a break notice bringing their lease to an end on a date before the last day of that quarter.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Wedlake Bell LLP
    Wedlake Bell LLP
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    Property Newsletter: November 2021

    Welcome to the November 2021 edition of the Property Newsletter from Gatehouse Chambers. The heating is well and truly on, as are layers.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Gatehouse Chambers
    Gatehouse Chambers
  • Article

    Review of Property Performance in 1995

    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Hillier Parker
    Hillier Parker
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    Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund, Wave 3 And Subsidy Control Compliance

    Wave 3 of the Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund is now open, offering grants for energy efficiency improvements in social housing. Applications must comply with the Subsidy Control Act 2022, with specific requirements for small and large landlords.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Devonshires Solicitors LLP
    Devonshires Solicitors LLP
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