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Should Inheritance Tax be abolished?

Shoosmiths LLP
United Kingdom
May 9 2018

Independent British think tank the Resolution Foundation, has started a nationwide discussion after proposing that inheritance tax be scrapped and

Scope of duties owed to borrowers by banks and valuers

CMS
United Kingdom
May 9 2018

The recent decision in Rehman v (1) Santander and (2) BNP Paribas is relevant to both banks and valuers in considering the duties owed to borrowers

England & Wales: Appointment of arbitrators in overlapping references

HFW
United Kingdom
May 4 2018

In this case the Court of Appeal assessed the extent to which an arbitrator could accept appointments in multiple references concerning the same or

Landlord's consent and collateral advantage

CMS
United Kingdom
May 4 2018

A landlord was held to have been unreasonable in refusing consent to a tenant’s application, because it had sought to obtain a collateral advantage

Section 73 permissions - don't ignore original consent's conditions

Ashfords LLP
United Kingdom
May 2 2018

The recent Court of Appeal decision in London Borough of Lambeth v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and others2018 EWCA

Mistakes in litigation

Ashfords LLP
United Kingdom
May 2 2018

The recent case of Best Friends Group v Barclays Bank PLC has shown the importance of getting the basics right from the beginning and highlights the

It’s just not cricket (but it is Blockchain)

Hogan Lovells
United Kingdom
May 1 2018

Last week, the property press ran the tantalising story that parcels of Lord’s cricket ground were up for sale by New Commonwealth, an enterprise

The duty to notify the Office of the Public Guardian on death of a Deputy andor Protected Party

Anthony Gold Solicitors
United Kingdom
April 30 2018

The Office of the Public Guardian (“the OPG”) provides protection to individuals in England and Wales who may not have the mental capacity to make

Protection and certainty: Are the English Courts getting the balance right?

Bristows
United Kingdom
April 24 2018

Many of the cases before the English courts over the past year have dealt with the availability and scope of patent protection, in their attempt to

England & Wales: Construction Claims - Subrogation against Sub-Contractors

HFW
United Kingdom
April 20 2018

In Haberdashers' Aske's Federation Trust Limited v Lakehouse Contracts Limited, the TCC considered whether project insurers were entitled to bring a

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