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Thinking of Setting Up a Franchise Business? Seek Professional Advice
The franchising model enables many people to achieve their ambition of setting up in business on their own…
Socio-Economic Benefits and Rateable Value – Museums Test Case
Should museums that provide free public admission and run at a loss be required to pay business rates…
Historic Built Environment Concerns Give Way to Pressing Housing Demand
The demand for new housing is such that the preservation of village life and historic built environments cannot…
Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Lead To Shipping Dispute
Sanctions imposed by western governments on numerous very wealthy individuals have inevitably resulted in some dislocation of world…
Commercial Adjudication Awards and Dissipation of Assets – Guideline Ruling
There is no point having a commercial adjudication award in your favour if the assets are not there…
Commercial Property Investor Succeeds in Capital Gains Tax Appeal
Losses incurred on the disposal of an asset can be set against future profits on other investments for…
Court of Appeal Upholds Entitlements of Employee on Long-Term Sick Leave
Many employers offer their staff the benefit of insurance-backed income protection schemes that provide them with financial security…
What Does ‘Immediately Adjoining’ Mean in Planning Terms? Guideline Ruling
Many local planning policies favour residential development of sites that ‘immediately adjoin’ existing settlements – but what exactly…
Planning – Don’t Put One Brick on Another Without Professional Advice
Carrying out any form of development without first obtaining professional advice as to whether planning permission is required…
Ride-Hailing Apps Do Not ‘Ply for Hire’ – Court of Appeal Ruling
The latest chapter in the epic legal struggle between London’s black cab drivers and operators of smartphone-based ride-hailing…
Residential Development and Wildlife Habitats – Court of Appeal Guidance
In a ruling that will be viewed with dismay by habitat protection campaigners, the Court of Appeal has…
Flooding Nuisance – Frustrated Developer Wins Right to Compensation
Your neighbours owe you a duty of care and, if they cause a nuisance that results in you…
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