The Chancellor of the Exchequer's Autumn Statement on 3 December 2014 announced radical changes to the stamp duty land tax (SDLT) regime.

On 8 May 2015, the Regulation of the Law on Personal Data Protection was published in Peru and which bears considerable similarity to the Spanish data protection law.

The Dutch Data Protection Authority (CBP) has recently imposed an incremental penalty on Google in respect of its breach of the Dutch Data Protection Act in respect of its privacy policy which is ambiguous and unclear in respect of the way in which personal data is collected, processed and shared between the differing Google services.

A discussion on the doctrine of the corporate veil, analysed in the light of a recent court decision.

OFT obtains undertakings from fitness club operators

SF sought to enforce a loan note guarantee by HSR.

Extra Services was to construct a hotel and lease it to Accor. Under the agreement, there was a condition that Extra Services should obtain, before a certain date, various consents relating to the development and other matters in order for the project to proceed.

Despite the headline grabbing relaxations to pension death benefit charges, the Chancellor has missed an opportunity in the Autumn Statement to help the UK’s hard pressed charities sector.

The recent case of JIB Group Limited v The Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs [2012] UKFTT 547 (TC) has confirmed the position regarding input and output VAT for independent trustees.

The Pensions Regulator has issued Guidance to trustees of defined benefit pension schemes reminding them of the importance of identifying their statutory employers.

The Ministry of Justice has unveiled plans to extend the scope of the Freedom of Information Act to open up Government and other bodies to public scrutiny.

Singh Sandhu (T/A Isher Fashions UK v Jet Star Retail Limited & Others) [2011] EWCA Civ 459 Sandhu supplied clothing to Jet Star Retail under a retention of title clause.

Football Dataco organised professional football matches in England and Scotland.

This case shows some limit on a victim's obligations to mitigate loss.

BSkyB alleged that Digital Satellite had infringed its database rights by using substantial quantities of customer data that had been unlawfully be obtained from Sky’s customer databases.

The announcement that John Lewis is considering a move into mixed use affordable rental housing might sound puzzling but could make good business sense.

Springwell was an investment vehicle for a group of companies owned by the Polemis shipping family.

When preparing a will many people rightly spend a lot of time thinking about who they want to benefit financially on their death.

Betfred argue there was a software error and its terms and conditions mean it is not liable to make the payment.

Construction law experts for a UK construction law update. 2021 has been another interesting and challenging year, with lots of changes and plenty to keep up with as we head into 2022.