RESOLVING A LATE REGISTRATION OF LEGAL CHARGE AT COMPANIES HOUSE What should you do having discovered a failure to register a legal charge at Companies House within the statutory time limit of 21 days? DO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING […]
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RESOLVING A LATE REGISTRATION OF LEGAL CHARGE AT COMPANIES HOUSE What should you do having discovered a failure to register a legal charge at Companies House within the statutory time limit of 21 days? DO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING […]
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Winter is Coming… Many Game of Thrones fans will be all too familiar with the legendary words “Winter Is Coming” in the television hit series. The meaning behind those words is one of warning and constant vigilance from threats such […]
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On 26 March 2015, an agreement by both Houses on the text of the bill was passed into law for Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015 (SBEE). This has paved the way for employers and businesses to improved access […]
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UK landlords are facing the race against time to ensure their properties meet the incoming efficiency regulations. The new minimum energy efficiency standards, The Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England and Wales) Regulations 2015 (MEES), have recently passed and come […]
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New Optimism for Housing Market as Help to Buy Scheme Boosts sales – But Make sure you have an experienced Solicitor/Conveyancer Estate Agents are delighted at the figures just released by HM Land Registry in respect of Property Transactions, which haven’t […]
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Next Steps… A claim form is an important notice from the courts warning that someone is owned money and needs to be paid. It is important to reply to the form in a timely manner as missing the deadline or […]
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When do I need one? A statutory declaration is a formal statement made in a prescribed way affirming that something is true to the best knowledge of the Declarant, being the person making the declaration. The statutory declaration will need […]
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If you have been subjected to domestic cruelty, you may wish to apply for a civil injunction or protection order to gain protection from an abuser. An injunction is a court order that requires someone to do or not to […]
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What is an Occupation Order? If you have been subjected to domestic cruelty, you may wish to apply for a civil injunction or protection order to gain protection from an abuser. An injunction is a court order that requires someone […]
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How to manage collective redundancies ACAS presents new guidance for employers in cultivating good understanding as to their legal duties when managing a collective redundancy. The guide is not legally binding but it sets out principles and behaviours behind a […]
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