The concept of adverse possession can be a difficult legal area to grasp, at first glance seemingly giving priority to … Read More
By Paul Moulder As from 1 December 2016 All those acting for Landlords of Assured Tenants (or Assured Tenants) should … Read More
Land ownership and boundary disputes can result in lengthy and expensive legal action, often with emotions running high over even … Read More
By Paul Moulder Cardiff County Council v Lee [2016] EWCA Civ 1034 If a Landlord has the benefit of a … Read More
By Matthew Pascall, Barrister, Guildford Chambers The Uber decision has not made new law and is highly fact-sensitive; Businesses need … Read More
Conveyancers acting for sellers need to be on their guard By Jonathan Lester Following the decision in Purrunsing v A’Court … Read More
CPR Rule 45.43 The Aarhus Convention By Matthew Pascall, Barrister, Guildford Chambers In claims for Judicial Review arising out of … Read More
A Short Briefing Note By Matthew Pascall, Barrister, Guildford Chambers Ordinarily one would assume that obligations and duties in relation … Read More
What should a motorist do when stopped by the Police and asked for a road-side breath test? There are a … Read More
Automatic cost capping in Aarhus claims post-Venn v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government [2014] EWCA Civ. 1539 … Read More
Bear Scotland & Others v. Fulton & Others UKEAT/0047/13/BI EAT Langstaff J- Calculating Holiday Pay Case Note by Matthew Pascal, … Read More
The Child Maintenance Service and the New Rules: A Guide for Family Lawyers The CMS is the new name for … Read More
