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Bidding at an Auction? Do You Understand Your Legal Obligations?
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Contract Adjudicator Entitled to His Fees Despite Resignation, Judge Rules
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Insurer Entitled to Refuse Cover Following Loss of £190,000 Rolex Watch
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What Does ‘Adjoin’ Mean in a Planning Context? High Court Gives an Answer
Many local authorities have planning policies that look favourably on proposals to develop sites which ‘adjoin’ existing settlements,…
Property Conveyancing is for Professionals So Heed Your Lawyer’s Advice
There is little point in lawyers giving advice if their clients do not heed it, and that is…
Owners of Sunk Motor Yacht Win Six-Figure Damages from Marina Operator
The consequences of accidents are often clear for all to see, but their causes can be much harder…
Residential Landlords – Breaching Planning Enforcement Notices is a Crime
Breaching a planning enforcement notice is a crime and, as one residential landlord found out to his cost,…
Singapore Property Market Collapse Triggers Commercial Contract Dispute
No commercial contract, however carefully drafted, can make flawless provision for a future that is always unknowable. In…
Right to Buy Tower Block Tenants Relieved of Crushing Structural Defects Bill
The dividing line between repairing a building and making good its structural defects may appear as fine as…
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