There has been a further judgment in the Wilson & Maloney v McNamara litigation. The High Court had referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) during the Brexit transition period the question of whether the exclusion under English
More about Bankruptcy and overseas pension schemesAny employer who employs eligible jobholders, even just one, has duties under the automatic enrolment legislation (AE Obligations). These can be split into two elements: the initial AE Obligations at the start of an eligible jobholder’s employment, and the on-going
More about Part 2 – What can an employer do where TPR has found it in breach of the automatic enrolment legislation for failing to pay contributions – The review and appeal processPension overpayments are a fact of life. Mistakes happen, erroneous scheme records are often left unchecked, benefits are transferred-out and members’ personal circumstances change. These factors and more can lead to trustees and administrators having to take decisions on overpayments
More about Part 3 – Recovery of pension overpaymentsSecretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy v Lord [2022] EWHC 21 (Ch) is a judgment of Deputy ICC Judge Paul Greenwood on an application under s 6 Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 for a disqualification order against a
More about Secretary Of State For Business, Energy And Industrial Strategy v Lord [2022] EWHC 21 (ch)The NHQB is an independent body established in February 2021 for the purposes of developing a framework to oversee reforms in the build quality of new homes and the customer service provided by housebuilders in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and
More about New homes quality board (nhqb) code of practiceAt the termination of a lease, it is not uncommon for a landlord to find that their tenant has left behind their belongings. This can be especially inconvenient where the landlord needs the premises cleared, whether for re-letting, development or
More about Back to basics – What to do about left-behind goodsWe have probably all spent more time behind our own front doors in the last 18 months than we would have liked. Stepping out and onto the pavement – or indeed waltzing in through the door of the workplace, coffee
More about Crossing the threshold: How to deal with unregistered land between your property and the public highwayDear Ben, We have a tenant whose five year lease comes to an end in 2022. We have agreed with the tenant to extend its occupation at the premises for a further two years. We want to document this extension in
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