Safety first! An ounce of prevention precludes a slew of litigation.
The Court of Appeal (CoA) reviewed a criminal conviction and the correlated fines in a health and safety breach case. While the Court upheld the conviction, it reduced the fine.
The Court of Appeal (CoA) reviewed a criminal conviction and the correlated fines in a health and safety breach case. While the Court upheld the conviction, it reduced the fine.
The issue in this appeal is whether the owner of a house on a private road has acquired a right of way on foot over part of the road belonging to one of his neighbours.
The Court of Appeal (CoA) upheld the High Court judgement that profit-sharing is not a prerequisite for a partnership. The Court assessed whether the management of investments by
The Upper Tribunal (UT) confirmed that a paddock acquired as part of the purchase of a dwelling did not constitute part of the grounds of the dwelling for the purposes of Section
The Court of Appeal (CoA) was asked to consider whether the High Court was wrong to have concluded that a profit-sharing agreement was not engaged. Background: The claimant's
This case focuses on allegations of undue influence in signing a declaration of trust, forgery in buying a property, and property ownership issues. Background: Mr. Cissé
The Supreme Court upheld the Court of Appeal’s (CoA) decision clarifying that fees incurred after the decision to sell a subsidiary were ‘expenses of a capital nature’ and could
The Court of Appeal (CoA) was faced with the question as to whether a caravan stationed on a pontoon structure turning it into a houseboat is covered under the auspices of the
The Court of Appeal (CoA) overturned the first instance decision and held that an AI invention cannot be patented as nothing differentiates it from a typical computer programme
The Supreme Court has handed down an important decision which effectively restated that Section 104(1) of the Housing Grants, Construction & Regeneration Act 1996 (HGCRA 1996)