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The Competition Commission (CC) has published a second consultation on a draft order on land agreements stemming from its market investigation into the groceries sector.

The latest Food Standards Agency (FSA) Board meeting of 24 March 2011 concluded that openness and transparency should be key and that as much information as possible should be made public.

Do your consumer products standard terms have anything unusual or onerous in them? If so, caselaw states that these must be brought to the other party’s attention.

A Bill was introduced on 10 May 2006 to provide that the repossession of residential property may be sought only under certain conditions. It aims to rationalise the regulation of mortgage repossessions and is designed to protect borrowers hit by circumstances outside their control that make it difficult for them to meet their mortgage repayments.

CMS Cameron McKenna has learned that Registrars at the Companies Court in London have indicated that they now require applications for the extension of an administration to be issued at least 6 weeks before the administration is due to expire, unless there are "unusual reasons" justifying a later application.

CMS Cameron McKenna recently conducted a survey of clients and contacts on the impact of the government's proposed reform of the law of Corporate Manslaughter.

The Department of Trade and Industry has announced major increases to UK merger control fees. The increases follow a consultation exercise run last year.

For the first time ever a merger - has been referred to UOKIK by the European Commission upon request of the undertakings to the transaction.

The House of Lords, in its final week of sitting before the Supreme Court starts work in October, handed down a welcome judgment for auditors by dismissing an appeal brought by the liquidators of a company (Stone & Rolls Ltd) against the company's former auditors (Moore Stephens) for contractual and tortious negligence.

The Supreme Court has today given its judgment in Houldsworth v Bridge Trustees on the interpretation of the phrase "money purchase benefits" under pensions legislation.

At Winchester Crown Court yesterday, Cotswold Geotechnical Holdings became the first company to be convicted of the offence of corporate manslaughter under the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007.

Since April 2006, trustees of occupational pension schemes have had a statutory duty to ensure that they have an adequate knowledge and understanding of the legal issues relevant to their scheme.

The Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006 make it unlawful for an employer to discriminate against an employee in the opportunities which he affords him for promotion, a transfer, training or receiving any other benefit (Regulation 7).

The High Court has ruled in Rolls Royce v Unite that using length of service as a redundancy selection criterion can be lawful.

The Inner House Of The Scottish Court Of Session Has Held, In T.L. Russell & ors v Transocean International Resources Limited & ors, that annual leave for offshore workers can be taken out of onshore "field breaks", thus choosing to follow the 2009 ruling of the Employment Appeal Tribunal ("EAT").

Businesses that are classified as ‘low risk’ will become exempt from health and safety inspections from April 2013 under new proposals introduced by the UK Government.

From 6th April 2007 carers will have the right to request flexible working as part of the package of family friendly measures which are being introduced by the Work and Families Act 2006.