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It has been confirmed that distress will be abolished and replaced with a statutory procedure for the collection of commercial rent arrears.

Where a landlord imposes a service charge on a mixed-use building it is open to challenge from an individual residential tenant if it do es not follow the more stringent procedures relating to residential service charges.

A tenant is used to having to reinstate the premises at the end of a lease and removing all fixtures and fittings. But does a tenant’s covenant to yield up mean there are other things a tenant actually has to do?

The introduction of Personal Savings Accounts in the recently published pensions white paper means that, from 2012, employers will, for the first time, have a legal obligation to contribute to their employees' pensions. Although many employers currently contribute to pension schemes, many do not and so some employers will face an increase in cost.

In response to the criticism of the age discrimination legislation (not yet in force) for occupational pension schemes, DWP have now issued draft amending regulations.

Trustees of occupational pension schemes now have a statutory duty to ensure that they have an adequate knowledge and understanding of the legal issues relevant to their scheme.

As the personal exposure and accountability of directors grows there is a pressing need for companies to reassure their officers that they have access to D&O cover which is clear, responsive and supportive to the individuals concerned.

The Government has in response to tax representations from various industry groups and advisers, including CMS Cameron McKenna, decided to amend its proposals on IP-related transfers and the continuing availability of EMI, CVS, VCT and EIS tax reliefs.

On 7th October the Government published its response to the most recent consultation relating to Carbon Reduction Commitment and the final details of the proposed Scheme.

Hidden between the lines of the Amendments to the Commercial Code, which will become effective from 1 January 2012.

The Advocate General of the CJEU has indicated that the long established practice at OHIM to accept CTM applications on the basis of class headings is potentially illegitimate, which could significantly impact a large number of existing CTMs in all aspects, from enforcement and oppositions to invalidity and revocation proceedings.

The Chief Pharmaceutical Inspector is entitled to supervise all pharmaceutical trade in Poland, including trade by companies based outside Poland, according to the Voivodship Administrative Court in Warsaw.

Complex changes to public procurement law made in response to current economic difficulties enter into force today.

Significant changes to public procurement law are being proposed under draft legislation prepared by the Public Procurement Office.

On 8 November 2011 the insurance company TUW SKOK has been fined PLN 500,000 (c. €114,000) by KNF, Poland’s Financial Supervision Authority, because its prices were too low.

On 16 August 2011, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) announced that it has provisionally decided to refer the aggregates market to the Competition Commission (CC) for further investigation.