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    Changes Introduced By The Charities Act From 7 March 2024

    The Charities Act 2022 has been coming into force in stages since it received Royal Assent on 28 February 2022.
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    How Have Intestacy Rules Changed?

    On the 5 July 2023, the government passed The Administration of Estates Act 1925 (Fixed Net Sum) Order 2023. If you die without a will (known as dying intestate)...
    United KingdomFamily and Matrimonial
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
Article

What Do You Need To Know About Leasehold And Estate Fees When Buying A Home?

There are two main types of property in England & Wales, Freehold and Leasehold. Freehold means that you own the building and land on which the building is situated.
United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
Thomson Snell & Passmore
Thomson Snell & Passmore
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    An Evening At Mereworth Winery For The Food & Drink Networking Club

    The Food & Drink Networking Club met again on Tuesday 27 June, this time as guests of the team at Mereworth Winery in its spectacular 1940's-built bar and café. Upon arrival guests...
    United KingdomEnvironment
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
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    UK Farming Schemes Upgrade

    On 4 January 2024, the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Steve Barclay, announced the biggest upgrade to UK farming schemes since Brexit.
    United KingdomEnvironment
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
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    The M&A Landscape So Far In 2023: Opportunities Are There, Despite Market Uncertainty.

    Naturally M&A tends to slow down during times of uncertainty; and the first half of 2023 was overshadowed by fears of a global recession and rising interest rates, combined with the war in Ukraine.
    UkraineCorporate/Commercial Law
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    No More Nutrient Neutrality – Reform Voted Down

    In our most recent update on the issue of nutrient neutrality, we advised that the Government had announced that it was proposing amendments to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill (LURB)...
    United KingdomEnvironment
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    Statutory Right To Adjudicate – Where Does England End?

    The statutory right to refer construction disputes to adjudication is contingent upon there being a "construction contract" for "construction operations", as defined in the Construction Act.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    How To Agree Child Arrangements At Christmas

    The shops are full of advent calendars and Christmas decorations and have been for weeks.
    United KingdomFamily and Matrimonial
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    The Growing Attraction Of English Wine Making

    Whilst there is evidence that the Romans introduced viticulture to the UK, the real turning point for English wine was in the 1990s at Nyetimber Vineyard in Sussex, which is now a global...
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    Set-Back For Biodiversity Net Gain In England

    By way of brief summary, BNG requires new developments to deliver a new increase in biodiversity of at least 10% on sites (subject to some limited exceptions).
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    What Is The Difference Between Termination By Mutual Consent Or Dismissal?

    The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) held in the case of Riley v Direct Line Insurance Group that it was possible to terminate employment on the grounds of ill-health...
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    Inheritance Harvesting: Debunking Myths Around Capacity And Lasting Powers Of Attorney

    Following Sue Mitchell's recent BBC News story "The homeless handyman and the wealthy widow. Love or something darker", Una Angus, a Senior Paralegal...
    United KingdomFamily and Matrimonial
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
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    Guidance On Dismissal – Charalambous v National Bank Of Greece [2023] EAT 75

    If an employer has concerns with an employee's conduct or capability, it is likely that the employer will have to initiate disciplinary proceedings. These can be difficult to navigate...
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
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    Harassment – Greasley Adams v Royal Mail Group Limited [2023] EAT 86

    The law on harassment for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010 is a minefield with so many hurdles for an employee claimant to get over to bring a successful claim.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
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    Charity Fraud Awareness Week 2023 – Approaching And Preventing Cybercrime

    There is no doubt that cybercrime and online fraud pose a significant threat to the charity sector. 58% of charities reported cybercrime as a major risk to the charity sector...
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    Do Share Incentives Plans Transfer Under TUPE?

    The Employment Tribunal recently held in the case of Ponticelli UK ltd v Gallagher that an employee's right to a Share Incentive Plan (SIP)...
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
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    What Are The Gender Pay Gap Reporting Obligations For Employers?

    Employers with over 250 employees should be reminded of their obligations to publish gender pay gap information on an annual basis, in reference to a ‘snapshot date' of either 31 March or 5 April.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
  • Article

    The Rise In Agroforestry

    In short, agroforestry is a land management practice where trees and shrubs are incorporated into farming and agricultural systems.
    United KingdomEnvironment
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
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    Why Probate Is Only The First Step In Managing Someone's Estate

    When someone dies it can be a difficult time for family or friends who are left to deal with the deceased's estate.
    United KingdomFamily and Matrimonial
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
    Thomson Snell & Passmore
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