Funding is key to any charity meeting its charitable objects. As part of raising funds, borrowing will inevitably be one of the options for a charity to consider where other funding options are unavailable or a charity does not wish
More about Keeping to the rules when borrowing from a trusteeAndrew O’Keeffe, Partner and Sarah Turner, Solicitor at Wedlake Bell talk about the steps to follow when there are concerns about how a trust is being managed. The primary fiduciary role of a trustee is to manage the trust fund
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More about Excluding security of tenure – Back to basicsThe hardening of the professional indemnity market will not have escaped the notice of anyone in the construction industry recently renewing their cover or developers relying on it. Factors including some underwriters ceasing to provide or reducing their capacity; increased
More about Professional indemnity insurance for construction professionals- Hard boiled?Think the elusive artist has automatic rights to their famous murals? It’s a bit more complicated than that. Jack Martin and Kate Johnson break it down. In law, land includes buildings and fixtures. Once something is painted on a wall, it becomes part of
More about What Banksy teaches US about art ownershipThe FCA announced in January this year that the average UK pension fund stands at £61,897. On one side of that scale there are those with no pension savings (a topic for another day!) and on the other side of
More about Sharing pensions on divorce – The importance of submitting evidence promptlyTrials and tribulations for Carey Pensions as it grapples with a Court of Appeal decision on 1 April 2021 that partially overturned an earlier High Court judgment in its favour. BackgroundMr Adams claimed the SIPP operator, Options SIPP (formerly Carey
More about Adams v Options Sipp (formerly Carey Pensions) – Consumer Succeeds Against Sipp OperatorBackgroundThe claimant in this case, Mr Ross Burns, applied for summary judgment in his claim of dishonest assistance against certain defendants (summary judgment is usually possible when one party wants to move to a court decision without a trial –
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