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Theall Group LLP | Canada | 25 Apr 2023
BC Court of Appeal clarifies what parts of your home are "within your dwelling"
In a recent case, the British Columbia Court of Appeal was tasked with determining what parts of a home are "within the dwelling" when interpreting coverage provisions in a homeowner's insurance policy. It held that, in interpreting the ordinary meaning of policy language, the court must consider the policy from the perspective of an average person purchasing insurance.
Kalus Kenny Intelex | Australia | 18 Dec 2022
Cooling off rights explained!
If buyer’s remorse sets in, a purchaser has ‘3 clear business days’ from the date the purchaser signs the contract of sale to cool-off. BUT - don’t…
Burnet Duckworth & Palmer LLP | Canada | 28 Nov 2022
Supreme Court revisits test for constructive taking of private property
On October 21, 2022, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Annapolis Group Inc. v. Halifax Regional Municipality, which revisited the…
Dentons | USA | 15 Jul 2022
Big Kentucky Tax Cases
Manufacturers across the Commonwealth use manufacturing supplies in their manufacturing operations to produce many different kinds of products. The…
Sakshar Law Associates | India | 29 Jun 2022
Can an unregistered document be used to protect the possession of the immovable property?
The Registration Act of 1908 is a set of laws that govern the registration of documents. Registration is the process through which all papers…
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas | India | 10 Mar 2022
Senior citizens: safeguarding property rights
The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act 2007 was enacted to ensure that elderly people in India receive speedier justice and security. Today this law acts as a beacon of hope for people aged 60 and above. While the primary focus of the Act is to provide maintenance rights to the elderly, it also provides for certain property-related rights. This article discusses such......
DLA Piper | Global | 13 Dec 2021
Legal opinions and when to use them
Solicitors routinely provide opinions on a wide variety of issues, and legal opinions are an essential part of many major transactions. In each…
Kingsley Napley | United Kingdom | 30 Sep 2021
Bankrupt Beneficiaries and risks for personal representatives
While testators generally have freedom to decide how to dispose of their assets in England and Wales, there are limits to this freedom, including…
A&L Goodbody | Ireland | 18 May 2021
TAC determination: VAT recovery entitlement in relation to the acquisition of investment property
The TAC issued its determination on 23 February 2021 in relation to an appeal concerning VAT recovery entitlement regarding the acquisition of…
PRO Compliance | Central & Eastern Europe, United Kingdom | 21 Jul 2020
UK court rules on access to personal devices in competition claims
A UK court has ordered Vodafone, O2 and EE to ask their employees to turn over personal phones and emails for inspection by Phones 4U’s IT consultants, as part of the defunct retailer’s standalone antitrust claim against the mobile operators.
