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ACAS code of practice

Out with the old, in with the older!

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Protecting a licence on death or insolvency

Everyone struggling to deal with the aftermath of death, insolvency or mental incapacity of a licensee needs to be aware of the Interim Authority Procedure. Joe Lott explains why.

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Poker clubs, no bluffing please!

Poker clubs: Joe Lott reviews the rules and regulations that apply to these increasingly popular venues.

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Succession issues in farming partnerships

Succession issues in farming partnerships

This quick guide explores the effect on a farming partnership of the death or retirement of a partner, and discusses the merits of putting in place a partnership agreement.

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Sports clubs beware, are you causing a nuisance?

A recent decision of the Court of Appeal serves as a useful reminder that a planning permission may not be enough if you wish to use land in a way which affects neighbouring owners and that neighbouring owners may have rights under the law of nuisance.

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What is mediation?

The purpose of this quick guide is to explain what mediation is and how it works in civil disputes. (Note that mediation has a different meaning in family proceedings and this guide does not address that context).

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Are nil rate band discretionary trusts redundant?

Now may be a good time to review your Will and this article sets on some of the advantages and disadvantages of using a nil rate band discretionary trust.

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Break clauses

Making sure you operate your break clause effectively.

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Control of asbestos

The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006 came into force on 13 November 2006, are you fulfilling your duty to manage?

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Avoiding tenant default

In times of increasing economic uncertainty, it is more important than ever that landlords review the economic health of their tenants.

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Facebook in the workplace

With a reported 3.5 million UK registered “Facebookers”, employers are facing a blurring of the lines between their employees’ business and private/social lives.

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Employees beware

Employees leaving to set up a rival business take note!

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