Fit for Purpose v Faulty Design Specifications
Who pays for remedial costs under a JCT Design and Build Contract when there has been no negligence on either side? Cathrine Ripley considers a recent decision of the Supreme Court.
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‘Arcane and unwieldy’ processes leave employer embroiled in dispute…
…but Court of Appeal rejects discrimination claims.
CGT – Understanding the extent of Private Residence Relief
Richard Higgs, partner in our Commercial Property Team, considers the applicability of the Private Residence Relief for Capital Gains Tax to a sale of garden land where the house is retained.
Designation of Town or Village Greens
Michael Higgin comments on the case of Cooper Estates Strategic Land v Wiltshire Council. Landowners and developers will be pleased by the outcome, which puts sensible limits on the ability to designate land as a Town or Village Green.
Can a company safely investigate internal wrongdoing?
A recent Court of Appeal decision clarifies the scope of privilege for internal investigations.
Successful internal appeal revives employment
Effect of a successful appeal on dismissal.
Summer transfer saga
Did a five-month break in services prevent a transfer of undertaking from occurring?
UK Government’s Post-Brexit vision for Employment Law
Will workers continue to enjoy rights granted under EU law?
Trade mark licences – look out for pitfalls
A recent case which went to the Court of Appeal, Holland & Barrett International Ltd & Anor v General Nutrition Investment Company [2018], is a useful reminder of the care which needs to be taken when licensing trade marks.