Faulty goods are items which either do not fit their pre-sale description, are of unsatisfactory quality, or are unfit for…
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The main piece of legislation determining your statutory rights as a customer is the Consumer Rights Act 2015. The Act…
If you are looking to buy property with your partner, a relative or friend, or perhaps you have jointly inherited…
Discovering that the property you own or occupy may be compulsorily acquired can be very distressing, particularly if you are…
Vacant possession is the contractual right to exclusive use of a property, both physically and legally, following the sale of…
Fracking has become highly controversial for a number of reasons, with concerns around the environmental impact of this activity, access…
An allegation of gross misconduct at work can be extremely daunting, carrying the risk of disciplinary action, including possible dismissal,…
Employment Law: What are my rights? The growth of non-traditional working relationships might have left you feeling confused about your…
The EMI (Enterprise Management Incentive) was introduced in 2000 to help small and medium sized businesses to retain and reward…
If you can show a tribunal that your employer has acted unlawfully, thus making your position untenable, you may have…
Wrongful dismissal from employment occurs when an employer terminates your employment in breach of your employment contract. [toc] You will…
Statutory Sick Pay is an employment related benefit. It is paid to employees should they be unable to go to…
If you rent a home from a private landlord, it’s important that you are aware of your legal tenants rights.…
Planning for the future can help to ensure that your loved ones are financially secure when you pass away and…
When looking at ‘how to avoid inheritance tax’, you would generally be looking at ways to reduce the size of…
Understanding how inheritance tax works – in particular the rules relating to individual and married couple allowances, current thresholds and…
UK inheritance tax, commonly known as IHT, is the tax payable on the transfer of assets from an estate to…
Authorised guarantee agreements (AGA’s) were introduced under the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995 in an attempt to conciliate the…
If you’ve been in an accident, or developed an illness, that wasn’t your fault or was the result of another…
When you or your family fall ill abroad, it can not only spoil your holiday but be expensive, upsetting, and…