The Government has now made it clear that they do not intend to pass any legislation in respect of the division of a house owned jointly between co-owners. Therefore co-owners still have to rely on a constructive trust. If you … Continue reading
09 02
Defects in drainage systems are a major cause of damage to a property but are often overlooked when buying a house. From 1st October 2011 the responsibility for many pipes connecting people’s toilets, sinks and baths to the public sewers … Continue reading
28 01
In 2009 Lord Justice Jackson was tasked with conducting a review of civil litigation costs and the majority of his recommendations are due to be implemented in April this year. One of the major changes concerns the use of Conditional … Continue reading
16 01
As people get older it may become increasingly difficult for them to manage their own affairs especially due to ill health or incapacity. Making a Lasting Power of Attorney will ensure that there is someone you can trust to manage … Continue reading
03 01
With as wet a twelve months as we’ve had you need to be sure about your insurance cover & flood risk. Most people don’t read that small print, dont think about the “what ifs” or potential risks especially with house … Continue reading
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The Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme is a state funded scheme to compensate people who have been the innocent victims of a criminal assault and have suffered injury. The victims of crime have were able to recover compensation calculated by tariffs … Continue reading
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In July 2012, the RICS released a lease intended for small shop premises. Its features include: · Maximum term of 5 years · All inclusive rental · Limited repairing obligation qualified by Schedule of Condition · Arbitration for disputes through … Continue reading
05 10
In the recent case of OFT v Ashbourne Management Services Ltd it was held that payments without discount for early termination and minimum membership periods were unfair under the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999. In brief, Ashbourne acts for over 700 … Continue reading
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