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- In business: get straight to the point (October 2011)
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- The truth, the whole truth
- Unclear lease terms cost subtenant
- Your email may create a contract
- In business: get straight to the point (August 2011)
- £5 million for loss of profits of business still on the drawing board
- Bribery Act guidance published
- Competition Act extended to land
- Court condemns unfair product comparison
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- Dismissal for sending offensive email from home PC was fair
- Economic upswing no reason to abandon good credit control
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- Signatures of directors mean document executed
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- Internet hosting case referred to European Court of Justice
- Landmark decision ends expert witness immunity
- LLP case shows need for members' agreement
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- New rules on privacy and electronic communications
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- Redundancies following a TUPE transfer
- Scottish court upholds law on asbestos-related conditions
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- Statistically invalid estimate still enforceable, rules tribunal
- Supreme Court backs HMRC in tax avoidance case
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- Community trade mark rulings apply throughout EU
- Foreign lawbreaking prevents claim
- Signatures of directors mean document executed
- In business: get straight to the point (January 2012)
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- For you: get straight to the point (January 2012)
- Acceptance of risk negates claim
- Amateur footballer's compensation award - council appeals
- Are benevolent funds charitable?
- Beware what you say on the web!
- Buyer beware principle still applies
- C'est bon, le pre-nup
- Claim successful despite cause not being proved
- Conduct determines legal ownership
- Creditors benefit when paperwork incomplete
- Divorce and family location
- DNA sample can be taken from mentally incapable adult
- Exaggeration of symptoms does not prevent costs claim
- FSA proposes tighter rules on packaged account insurance
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- Here comes the sun (and electricity)
- HMRC attack on discounted gift scheme succeeds
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- Prison for man who took child abroad
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- Sisters lose battle over father's estate
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- Unrecorded marriage can still be terminated
- For you: get straight to the point (October 2011)
- Builder secures additional payment despite poorly worded contract
- Buyers must consider worst case scenario when "buddying up" on property ladder
- Children's interests need to be assessed individually
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- Court reversal for vendor who didn't know what he had sold
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- Government announces ban on referral fees
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- Human rights claim for compensation succeeds for house owners
- Husband loses appeal over £7 million trust fund assets
- I hear you knocking (and drilling and sawing...)
- Inherited assets excluded in divorce settlement
- Judge has discretion not to wait for evidence of psychiatrist
- Long-term gym membership contracts unfair
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- Pyrrhic victory in boundary dispute
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- For you: get straight to the point (August 2011)
- An end for the hired gun?
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- Supreme Court rejects house disguised as a barn
- Taxing times for trusts
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- Unfair trading legislation stops bogus prize draws
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