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  • Confused and Inebriated Not Grounds for Invalidating Will

    Posted: September 10, 2012

    When an elderly woman decided to make a new will giving her entire estate to her neighbour, the attendance note prepared by the firm she had initially approached to do...

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  • Reasonable Access Depends on Usage

    Posted: September 7, 2012

    When a landowner erected a fence and a wall that impinged on a right of way and made it impossible for a farmer to get his hay baler into a...

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  • Maintenance Payments Should be Based on Need

    Posted: September 4, 2012

    Helpful guidance on the calculation of periodical payments (popularly known as maintenance payments) in a divorce settlement has been provided by a High Court judge in a recent case. ...

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  • Double Tax on Share Sale Leads to Court Battle

    Posted: August 30, 2012

    A recent case heard in the Court of Appeal illustrates the beneficial Inheritance Tax (IHT) treatment of certain classes of assets and the advisability of taking advice on IHT planning...

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  • Will Overturned After Challenge by Relatives

    Posted: August 27, 2012

    A now retired solicitor who ‘assisted’ his two elderly aunts to change their wills, making him the principal beneficiary of both, has seen the court overturn them and reinstate earlier...

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  • Mortgage Lender’s Interest Superior to That of Occupier

    Posted: August 23, 2012

    If you are having difficulty paying your mortgage, you may be tempted to consider a sale and rent back (SRB) agreement. Under an SRB, the property is bought by a...

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  • Consumer Insurance Reform on the Way

    Posted: August 21, 2012

    Insurers do not always pay claims promptly and without question. Indeed, the courts deal on a regular basis with disputes between claimants who have made a claim under their insurance...

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  • What is Reasonable Financial Provision?

    Posted: August 17, 2012

    Second marriages are fruitful ground for disputes over estates and when the widow of a Sheffield multi-millionaire claimed against his £6 million estate under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and...

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  • Fatherhood and Child Contact

    Posted: August 15, 2012

    The Court of Appeal recently ruled in a case which asked whether fatherhood is sufficient to warrant contact with a child and decided that the answer is ‘no’. The...

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  • Chancel Repair Liability – Registration Requirement

    Posted: August 13, 2012

    A recent case in which the owners of a farm faced ruin because their property was saddled with an ancient responsibility to maintain the local church received a great deal...

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