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  • Court Unwilling to Force Family Home Sale

    Posted: July 13, 2017

    Taking legal advice when borrowing for any purpose is important, as a recent case in which a wife faced the possibility of the sale of her home when her husband...

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  • Your Right to Claim Tax Relief on Losses Dies With You

    Posted: July 10, 2017

    You can claim tax relief if assets that you have acquired become worthless or loans that you have advanced prove to be irrecoverable. However, in a case that will be...

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  • Car Bonnet Will is Valid, Rules Court

    Posted: July 7, 2017

    There are a number of requirements that must be met for a will to be valid and one of these is that the signing of the will must be witnessed...

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  • Couple Ordered to Demolish House Built Without Planning Permission

    Posted: July 4, 2017

    Planning laws are complex and before starting any building work it is always wise to seek professional advice. In one case that proves this point, a couple who almost doubled...

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  • Put it in Writing

    Posted: June 30, 2017

    It is astonishing how often disputes over the beneficial ownership of assets become the subject of lengthy court proceedings. In a case decided in March, an argument about the ownership...

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  • Failure to Take Advice Proves Costly in Family Arrangement

    Posted: June 28, 2017

    No matter how much you may trust relatives or close friends, you should never sign important documents without independent legal advice. In one case that proves the point, a man...

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  • Have You Checked Your Investment Adviser’s Credentials?

    Posted: June 23, 2017

    Investment advice is best obtained from authorised professionals and it is unwise to rely on friends’ recommendations, no matter how trustworthy they may appear. In one case that proved the...

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  • Power of Attorney Fees Fall

    Posted: June 20, 2017

    With the recent furore over the Government’s proposed increase in the cost of obtaining probate on larger estates, currently on ice owing to lack of parliamentary time in the run...

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  • Danger of Subletting Exposed as Court Orders Flat Sale

    Posted: June 15, 2017

    Owning a long leasehold, particularly one in a block of flats or which is part of a larger development, can be very different from owning a freehold. Typically the obligations...

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  • Tax Law No Respecter of (Cultural) Tradition

    Posted: June 9, 2017

    An argument that assets which HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) said belonged to a deceased man (and were thus subject to Inheritance Tax) were actually owned in whole or in...

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