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Mediation update – Refusal to mediate
Mediation is a process by which an independent third party (the Mediator) helps parties to a dispute resolve it. Mediation is voluntary and the parties can decide whether to settle or… Read more →
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Watch out! Your deferred consideration clause may in fact be a penalty
When structuring the acquisition of a company the buyer often looks to pay the consideration over a period of time. Such deferred consideration can be dependent on performance targets of… Read more →
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Marley v Rawlings: a victory for common sense in mirror Wills case
We first wrote about the Marley v. Rawlings case in November 2011 following the Court of Appeal’s ruling that mirror Wills signed by a couple could not be treated as… Read more →
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HMRC told to Buzzoni off in inheritance tax case
There was an important victory reported recently for the tax-payer in a long-running inheritance tax (“IHT”) case: Buzzoni and others v HMRC [2013] EWCA Civ 1684. The outcome is good news for… Read more →
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CGT: has second home “flipping” had its day?
The Finance Bill 2014, published on 10 December 2013, contained further details of the changes announced in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement on second home “flipping” for capital gains tax (CGT).… Read more →
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The High Court considers the correct approach to assessing what is “reasonable notice” to terminate where the contract is silent
The High Court has found that nine months was the correct notice period to terminate a supply contract where the agreement was silent on the point. The decision does not… Read more →
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ITV v TV CatchUp Ltd: the end of the road for TV Catchup?
The Chancery Division has recently handed down an order in ITV v TV Catchup Ltd which prohibits the defendant, TV Catchup Ltd, from streaming certain free-to-air tv channels via its online service… Read more →
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Guarantee: “Sorry Guv we’re released!”
This article clarifies the law on the release of guarantors following the variation to a lease. Your tenant defaults. You are not worried: you have a guarantor. You send out… Read more →
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Implied terms and variations in construction contracts – issues arising from recent case law
Implied terms in construction contracts (or lack of) and instructions to vary works can cause problems for developers carrying out construction works. These issues were considered in two recent cases: Aspect… Read more →