Options and Pre-emption Rights
April 30, 2007 12:00 am Leave your thoughtsProspective purchasers and vendors of land frequently wish to ‘lock in’ the other party to the deal and the means... Read More
Prospective purchasers and vendors of land frequently wish to ‘lock in’ the other party to the deal and the means... Read More
The right of secure tenants to buy their homes was established under the Housing Act 1980. The original rules have... Read More
In the UK, there are quite generous exemptions from Inheritance Tax (IHT) which apply to business assets. One problem with... Read More
One of the less well-reported changes to directors’ duties, which will be introduced when the Company Law Reform Bill... Read More
In October 2007 there was a fundamental change on the way in the way powers of attorney are created and... Read More
One of the biggest sources of disputes in industries based on innovation is a difference of opinion about who owns... Read More
What Is a Letter of Intent? Letters of intent, commonly referred to as ‘heads of agreement’, are used to... Read More
A will expresses the final wishes of the deceased person and it is commonly thought that a will is irrevocable... Read More
Most corporate fraud is employee fraud. ‘Targeted’ frauds, often backed by organised criminals, are also becoming more common. In these... Read More
In the UK, customers have various rights in respect of faulty goods. The Sale & Supply of Goods to Consumers... Read More
When you order something and pay using a credit card, you are protected against loss…or are you? Although many people think... Read More
Most people require credit at some time, whether it is in the form of a credit card, a loan or... Read More