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These utilities regulations implement for the energy, water, transport and postal sectors Directive 2007/66/EC on improving the effectiveness of appeal procedures concerning the award of public contracts ("New Remedies Directive"), in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

In its White Paper on local growth released yesterday (the "White Paper"), the Government restated its intention to legislate to introduce Tax Increment Financing ("TIF").

Welcome to the January issue of the Heavyweight, with developments in this month's banking and insolvency law.

On 8 February, the Bribery Bill (the "Bill") completed its Third Reading in the House of Lords.

The Claimant based in Russia contracted with the Respondent to supply materials for the repair of a furnace.

Internet Service Providers ("ISPs") and other hosting platforms or internet intermediaries may wish to take note of a decision which was handed down last Wednesday in an Italian court.

Despite earlier indications that changes to the system of bailiffs and the Law of Distress were due to be implemented by April 2012, the government has just released a further consultation on their proposed reforms to debt enforcement action by bailiffs (to become known as enforcement agents).

Landlords should note that recent legislative amendments relating to the administration of oaths have not changed the requirements for a tenant’s statutory declaration to be valid.

The construction products sector represents a huge part of the UK - construction industry - it accounts for more than 40% of total construction output.

In June 2009 a Guide was published for landlords and tenants as to the potential impact of the Carbon Reduction Commitment proposals.

The Assured Tenancies (Amendment) (England) Order 2010 comes into force at the end of this week (on 1 October 2010).

Landlords have lost round two in the ongoing battle as to whether rent should be paid as an expense of the administration.

At a recent hearing, the court rejected the submission that there was an implied term in a contract between an employer on a building project and a quantity surveyor that the QS' duty was 'to only value work that had been properly executed by the contractor and was not obviously defective'.

The recent leak of 2,400 barrels of crude oil from the Chevron operated Frade well off the coast of Rio de Janeiro has provoked a great debate in Brazil and among environmental groups, international oil and gas companies and the general public.

Just four and a half years on from the commencement of the Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006, the coalition government has published draft regulations abolishing the default retirement age which those Regulations introduced.

On 3 August 2008, it became possible for utility businesses to impose transmission easements on properties to facilitate the supply and/or removal of liquid, steam, gas or electric energy.

Some directors and company secretaries may have a false sense of security about the time permitted for delivery of the annual accounts.