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  • What is an ‘Annoyance’? High Court Defines the Correct Legal Test

    Posted: June 16, 2022

    Restrictive covenants that forbid property owners from causing annoyance, nuisance or disturbance to their neighbours commonly appear in title deeds – but how are they to be interpreted? In the...

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  • Double Taxation Treaties – Wealthy South African Relieved of £10 Million Bill

    Posted: June 13, 2022

    Rich individuals often have their feet firmly planted in more than one country and that can give rise to disputes as to where they should be taxed. In a guideline...

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  • Family Judge Labours to Achieve Fairness Between Debt-Laden Divorcees

    Posted: June 10, 2022

    So-called ‘big money’ divorces may grab the headlines, but lower-value disputes can often be the hardest to resolve. In a case on point, a family judge laboured to meet the...

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  • Make a Will and Appoint a Professional Executor – Two Ways to Avoid Conflict

    Posted: June 7, 2022

    There is ultimately only so much that you can do to prevent your loved ones falling out over inheritance issues after you are gone. However, as a High Court decision...

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  • Buying Land? Have You Fully Understood Any Restrictions on its Use?

    Posted: June 1, 2022

    When buying land it is vital to have a full understanding of any restrictions on the use to which it can be put. In a striking case on point, a...

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  • Lending Money to a Friend, No Matter How Trusted, Carries Serious Risks

    Posted: May 30, 2022

    No matter how much you respect and trust your friends, lending them money can be fraught with risk and should never be done without first taking professional advice. A case...

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  • Overseas Surrogacy Can Be a Legal Quagmire – Always Seek Expert Advice

    Posted: May 25, 2022

    Overseas surrogacy arrangements are an effective means of completing families. As a High Court ruling showed, however, they are notoriously replete with legal pitfalls and should never be entered into...

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  • What are the Tax Implications of Settling an Employment Tribunal Claim?

    Posted: May 20, 2022

    When paying money to settle Employment Tribunal (ET) proceedings, employers are not infrequently motivated by a desire to make what they perceive as a nuisance go away – but how...

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  • Interpreting Wills That May Be Ambiguous – High Court Guidance

    Posted: May 17, 2022

    Even with the most careful drafting, there is always a risk that a will may be capable of bearing more than one meaning. In resolving a family inheritance dispute, the...

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  • Overlooked Homeowners Fall Foul of Ambiguity in Planning Permission

    Posted: May 12, 2022

    Finding your way around the intricacies of the planning system without professional advice is, for most people, a near impossibility. The point was powerfully made by the case of a...

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