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What Does ‘Without Prejudice’ And ‘Subject To Contract’ Mean In Settlement Negotiations?
October 30, 2023
The terms ‘without prejudice’ and ‘subject to contract’ are commonly used by parties during settlement negotiations. What does ‘without prejudice’ ...
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Problems With Oral Agreements
September 25, 2023
UK law recognises the existence of oral contracts and legally treats them with the same seriousness and recognition as written ...
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A Guide to Defamation
June 21, 2022
What is defamation? Defamation arises where a statement referring to an identifiable legal person (an individual/groups of individuals or business) ...
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The Top 10 Causes Of Disputes Between Landlords and Tenants
February 25, 2022
1. Late payment of rent Perhaps the biggest and most obvious cause for disputes between landlords and tenants is the ...
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Five Reasons to Outsource Your Commercial Debt Recovery
February 17, 2022
What is flexible working? One of the realities of managing a business is the fact that not every invoice will ...
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Furlough Fraud
August 11, 2020
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme has supported 1.1 million employers and 9.4 million furloughed jobs. This government scheme has been ...
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Terminating a Lease Under The Agricultural Holdings Act 1986
June 4, 2020
Even though the Farm Business Tenancy (FBT) has become the standard for tenancies in the rural sector since 1 September ...
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Terminating a Lease Under The Farm Business Tenancy (FBT)
June 4, 2020
The Agricultural Tenancies Act 1995, also known as The Farm Business Tenancy (FBT) was introduced to govern farming tenancies on ...
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Shareholder Disputes – Top 5 Tips
May 24, 2020
Shareholder disputes can arise for a number of reasons but are often the product of poor communication between shareholders and ...
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Commercial Injunctions For UK Businesses
May 23, 2020
An injunction is an order of the Court which requires a party to either carry out a specified act (mandatory ...
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