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To Gift or Not to Gift

In a recent ruling, a son appointed as attorney under his elderly mother’s Lasting Power of Attorney successfully applied to the Court of Protection for authority to make gifts tot...

Japanese Knotweed and Liability – Clarity in the Law?

Following a recent Court of Appeal decision originating from a decision handed down at the Cardiff County Court, some clarity has been provided on the question of liability in respect of Japanese K...

Conveyancing FAQs - everything you need to know

How do I know if my property is registered? The Land Registry hold an online database of all properties that are regi...

Minimum Energy Efficient Standard (MEES) – A Guide for Landlords

The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) came into effect in England and Wales on 1st April 2018. This makes it illegal to rent either commercial or domestic premises that have an E...

Consumer rights and event tickets

The summer months bring with it a number of music festivals, open air concerts and various other events, all of which appear to sell out before tickets are often issued. Bands and artists such as E...

WAG Proposal to disapply TAN 6.2

The Welsh Assembly Government has launched a consultation into the temporary disapplication of paragraph 6.2 of its Technical Advice Note 1 (“TAN”), the document that sets out advice to local a...

The importance of a will when your family is expanding

It’s probably not at the top of your ‘to do’ list but, as your family expands, it is important to consider making or reviewing an existing will otherwise you may be storing up potential futur...

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