Will Made During Lockdown Not Validly Executed, Court Rules
October 17, 2025 12:00 am Leave your thoughtsA will purported to have been made by an elderly woman during lockdown has been declared invalid because she had... Read More
A will purported to have been made by an elderly woman during lockdown has been declared invalid because she had... Read More
While the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) is in principle a ‘no costs’ jurisdiction, it may make an order in respect of... Read More
Where the record of a property’s title at the Land Registry contains a mistake, Paragraph 5(a) of Schedule 4 of... Read More
The Employment Rights Bill is expected to become law in the near future. On 15 September 2025, the House... Read More
It is essential to ensure that court orders are complied with during divorce proceedings. Recently, the Family Court refused a... Read More
Supplies between companies in the same VAT group are disregarded for VAT purposes by virtue of Section 43(1)(a) of the... Read More
Debra Morley, Chartered Legal Executive Are you considering moving into a retirement property? Perhaps you are adapting to a change... Read More
The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) has come to the aid of a taxpayer who claimed that he had been a victim... Read More
The High Court has upheld a woman’s challenge to a will allegedly made by her late father, finding that the... Read More
Taking place on Sunday 12th October, this fantastic celebration brings together creativity, culture, and local businesses from across the region.... Read More
The Court of Appeal has upheld a supplier’s appeal against a decision that a contract to supply orange juice pulp... Read More
In a guideline case, the Court of Protection has granted an application by an observer to a hearing for disclosure... Read More