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Jul 2023
The Sentencing Council has published 12 new and revised sentencing guidelines for offenders convicted of motoring offences in England and Wales. The new and revised guidelines, which apply to adults only, will come into effect on 1 July 2023. What have they revised? The changes include updated versions of six current guidelines that were…
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Jul 2023
What is it? The Building Safety (Responsible Actors Scheme and Prohibitions) Regulations 2023 (SI 2023/753) came into effect on July 4, 2023. This is accomplished through the Building Safety Act of 2022, Sections 126, 127, 128 and 129. These regulations carry out the Responsible Actors Scheme (RAS) of the government, which prevents certain residential property…
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Jul 2023
At present, the Intestacy Rules (which is the framework which dictates who receives an estate where someone passes away without a Will), provide that if a married couple have children, then the spouse only receives the first £270,000 of assets, with the rest passing equally between children. Recent changes to the law provide that from…
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Jul 2023
In this article, Sarah Hemmings and Kyrran Dearnley-Porter in our Corporate and Commercial department explain what Heads of Terms (“HOT”) are and consider the benefits of both sides to a commercial transaction agreeing and executing Heads of Terms as a preliminary step. A HOT document, sometimes known as a Letter of Intent or Memorandum of…
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Jul 2023
Ms Jiang Ping (the Claimant) worked as a senior manager part-time role at the Respondent (James Duran’s & Sons Ltd) and has recently been successful in a claim for sex discrimination and victimisation after being denied a pay rise due to her husband’s salary. The Claimant commenced employment with the Respondent in 1998. In 2016…
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Jun 2023
A recent case has raised an essential reminder for conveyancers to ensure the rights of way and covenants are all clearly understood by buyers/occupiers/sellers prior to completion. Once completion has taken place, you are bound by any restrictive covenants applicable. Lack of knowledge of a covenant is not a defence to a breach of one…
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