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  • Hedge Cutting Proves Costly

    Posted: February 1, 2019

    You might think that where the boundaries of property lie should be clear, but boundary disputes are a fruitful source of argument in the courts. A recent case arose...

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  • Wronged by a State Authority?

    Posted: January 29, 2019

    It is a mark of a civilised society that anyone who suffers a wrong at the hands of state authorities is entitled to compensation. In a case on point, a...

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  • Misled Mother to Lose Home

    Posted: January 23, 2019

    It may sound overcautious to say so, but it is always worth taking legal advice before entering into any significant arrangement, even when it is with a trusted member of...

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  • CGT Net Tightens for Homeowners

    Posted: January 21, 2019

    The recent Budget contained an announcement that will be unwelcome news for some property owners. The sale of a person’s principal private residence has always received favourable treatment for...

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  • Probate Charges to be Increased for Larger Estates

    Posted: January 17, 2019

    Proposals to link the cost of being granted probate over an estate valued at more than £5,000 (currently fixed at £215 for those applying individually or £155 if applying through...

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  • Leasehold Reform Consultation Ends

    Posted: January 15, 2019

    The leasehold system in the UK has been crying out for reform for years, and the Government has decided to tackle the issues through the medium of a new consultation...

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  • International Litigation Poses Challenges That Make Legal Advice Essential

    Posted: January 11, 2019

    Modern litigation spans the globe and issues concerning cross-border service of documents and jurisdiction often raise difficulties that make specialist legal advice essential. That was certainly so in a High...

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  • If HMRC Don’t Get it Right

    Posted: January 9, 2019

    You may be forgiven for thinking that the authorities always follow proper procedures, but that is not the case, and when they fail, their actions may not be legally valid....

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  • Recalcitrant Husband Banned From Paying His Lawyers Until Arrears Cleared

    Posted: January 7, 2019

    It is commonplace for one spouse to control the family finances and, while relations are amicable, this usually causes few issues. However, if the relationship falls apart and separation or...

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  • Lack of Will Leads to Family Dispute in Court

    Posted: January 3, 2019

    When a man’s first wife died, he inherited her share of the property they had owned jointly. At the time, he was living with his third wife, and the couple...

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