In the recent case of Mills v Estate of Partridge and another [2020] EWHC 2171 (Ch) the defendants had owned land that they had originally u...
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During October 2011 the majority of previously private sewers and drains were transferred into public ownership to be repaired and maintaine...
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Unregulated homes are placements for children who are in the care of a local authority. However, the placements are not inspected by a regul...
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A recently released study has highlighted growing numbers of people are relying on the prospect of a large family inheritance funding throug...
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A number of divorcing parties think that getting a Decree Absolute to dissolve the marriage is all that is necessary. I am often asked, is i...
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Hands-free driving could arrive as early as next year. The Law Commission of England, Wales and Scotland is reviewing the regulatory framewo...
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With the current economic climate, many tenants who are looking to renew their lease are also looking for revised terms in order to put them...
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