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On 14 December, the UK Supreme Court in DB Symmetry Ltd and another v Swindon Borough Council upheld the decision of the Court of Appeal that a planning condition requiring dedication of land...

In 2006, Knight Frank was instructed by Freemont to provide a valuation report in support of a loan application to fund a redevelopment.

We previously considered the case of Toppan Holdings Ltd v Abbey Healthcare (Mill Hill) Ltd and Simply Construct (UK) LLP, which concerned the question of when a collateral warranty may be deemed...

Gone are the times one had a reasonable expectation that a struggling business would be nurtured back to life with the benefit of new profits generated being relieved for tax purposes...

The surcharge system does not impose a penalty when a business submits a VAT return late for the first time, nor for the second and third defaults provided the surcharge (calculated at 2% and 5% respectively of the VAT due on the return) does not exceed £400.

Is the amended Warsaw Convention was a passenger’s exclusive cause of action against an air carrier?

If you are an air passenger whose flight has been cancelled or significantly delayed you have a legal right to compensation (and many of us will have been dealing with this issue in the last year)...

The Claimant Buyers brought proceedings against the Defendant Bank under refund guarantees issued by the Bank in support of two shipbuilding contracts between the Buyers and Sellers.

The Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed the appeal and has upheld the decision of the Court of Appeal that a bunker supply contract between OW Bunker and Owners was not covered by the Sale of Goods Act 1979.

La decisione (disponibile qui) è l'ultima di una serie di pronunce scaturite da due domande di brevetto depositate presso l'Ufficio Brevetti del Regno...

The decision (available here) is the final chapter of legal proceedings which arose after Dr. Stephen Thaler, creator and owner of the artificial intelligence...

On 20 December 2012, the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal handed down its judgment on Tesco’s appeal against an earlier Office of Fair Trading decision concerning dairy products retail pricing in the UK.

The Supreme Court has reaffirmed the "proper purpose" rule holding that directors who had imposed restrictions on shares pursuant to a legitimate power to do so had nonetheless imposed them for an improper purpose.

The Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court decision that exercising a right in a company's articles of association to convert preference shares to ordinary shares by notice required preference...

Dispute Resolution analysis: An application by the former administrators of a company for an increase in their remuneration has been dismissed, despite the Court concluding...

The English Court of Appeal has recently reversed the High Court decision in “Regus (UK) Ltd -v- Epcot Solutions Ltd”, and in doing so has given welcome comfort to service providers who undertake services on standard terms, and their liability insurers.