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The Sticky Story of Paddington Bear and the Royalty Distribution Litigation
When Paddington Bear took tea with Her Late Majesty the Queen during her platinum jubilee celebrations, a developing…
Legal or Beneficial Ownership? The Issue Arises in Big Money Divorce Case
Almost the first thing a budding lawyer learns is the difference between legal and beneficial ownership of property.…
Residents Blighted by Noise Nuisance Granted High Court Abatement Order
If the tranquillity of your home is blighted by noise or any other form of nuisance, you don’t…
Landlord’s Huge Costs of Legal Battle Not Recoverable as Service Charges
Landlords often fight legal battles for what they perceive to be the benefit of their tenants – but…
Commercial Contracts – What Terms and Conditions Are Incorporated?
In many commercial disputes one deceptively simple, but at the same time crucial, question arises: whether particular terms…
Landmark Bus Garage Construction Contract Lawfully Terminated
Building disputes often focus on the question of whether a breach of contract was so serious as to…
‘Tourist Trap’ Location Proves Decisive in High Court Nuisance Ruling
The question of whether a use of land amounts to an actionable nuisance very much depends on the…
Commercial Property Deals – Watertight Drafting Demands an Expert Lawyer
Pre-emption agreements are a common feature of commercial property transactions, but it is nigh on impossible to draft…
NHS England Agrees to Suspension of £140 Million Procurement Exercise
Legal challenges by losing tenderers to the outcome of public procurement exercises are relatively common, but it is…
Trespass – Judge Identifies Perpetrators of Vast Waste Dumping Operation
Waste dumping scars the landscape but it can be very hard to identify perpetrators, who commonly take steps…
Dramatic High Seas Collision Triggers State Immunity Test Case
A dramatic collision between an Antarctic cruise liner and a Venezuelan navy patrol vessel – which led to…
Cinema Operators Not Entitled to Rent Relief During COVID-19 Lockdowns
Cinema operators who were forced to close during COVID-19 lockdowns have failed to convince the Court of Appeal…
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