In business: get straight to the point (October 2011)

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1	Acceptable risk does not remove need for risk assessment
2	Amenity value of land stops development
3	Are your website images legal?
4	AWP refunds not safe yet!
5	Case shows difficulty of removing an administrator
6	Clippings service breached copyright, rules court of appeal
7	Collective redundancy - the election of employee representatives
8	Companies fined after death from fall at work
9	Companies fined for fish farm deaths
10	Company must follow rules
11	Construction act changes
12	Contract terms defeat farmers when rocket fails to fire
13	Director pays price for private arrangement with customer
14	Disability discrimination - failure to make reasonable adjustments
15	Distance selling tax complications
16	Domicile and residence checklist
17	European court takes steps against counterfeiters
18	Failing to prevent bribery - are you at risk
19	Get it in writing!
20	Guarantee follows contract, says high court
21	HM revenue and customs seek loss relief restrictions
22	Integrating the operation of income tax and nics
23	Investment partners entitled to view documents
24	Jockey's attempt to breach covenant falls at second fence
25	Late legal representation proves expensive
26	Licensing appeal - new evidence allowed
27	Money saving expert wins trade mark battle
28	Not new, not individual means not protected
29	Offer must stand, rules court of appeal
30	Salary sacrifice - VAT changes
31	Tenants warned over compliance with lease terms
32	The truth, the whole truth
32	Unclear lease terms cost subtenant
33	Your email may create a contract

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