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Termination of a contract can be a complex issue, and it is important to understand the implications of different types of termination. In this article, we will explore some of...
We in the commercial real estate team have come across several situations where tenants have without the landlord’s consent allowed in occupiers of the property. This created difficulties when the...
A Change in Employer Responsibilities The Government has placed its support behind the Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Bill, which has had its first reading in the House...
The biggest change in leasehold property for many years was enacted last year when ground rents on new leases were abolished except in a few circumstances. Whilst this was a...
Considerations for Directors Within the Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006), there are provisions under which certain transactions or arrangements between a director (or directors) and the company, require the approval...
Make Sure You Take Legal Advice Early Every business will experience problems with recovering debt from late or non-payers at some point during its trading life.  This can be time...
When making a Will, one thing to consider is what you want to happen to your assets when you pass away.  Among other things, the document allows you to express...
In recent months, as a result of two decisions handed down in the High Court, uncertainty has arisen as to whether a private company can operate with a sole director,...
Whether you are a landlord or a tenant of a business premises, it is important to consider what will happen when the fixed term of a lease expires and whether...
On Thursday 15th September we held our 6th Charity Golf Day at Test Valley Golf Club, supporting two amazing charities, Sebastian’s Action Trust and St Michael’s Hospice. We were lucky...
Question I’m Getting Divorced, Can I Keep My Married Name? Answer Jennifer Lee, Family Law Associate Solicitor, Clarke & Son replies: Any reference to divorce or marriage in this article...
What to Do as a Landlord When the Lease Expires In our team we have recently come across several situations where commercial tenants have continued to occupy premises after their...

Charity Colour Run

On the 9th July 2022, the children of John Rankin school took part in a charity colour run. The colour run was a new and exciting event to the school,...

Leaving a Legacy

We have just had an interesting discussion here in the office about an article we have read, discussing Simon Cowell and the legacy he will be leaving.   Simon Cowell...
The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently published a report warning of devastating consequences to the world if climate warming is not kept limited to 1.5 °C....
The new system launches at 10:00am on 6 April 2022 The old online system will stop accepting current fault-based divorces from 4:01pm on 31 March Any urgent applications, and we...
What Do We Know Now? Following on from Mark Chapman’s articles of June 2020, we can now provide some more “flesh on the bones” about what the new no fault...

Drinks Trade Regatta 2021

It is well known that the drinks and hospitality sectors were, and remain, amongst the hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. Some businesses have, sadly, not surviving and, even now,...
Before agreeing terms for a new lease you should be aware of some of the hidden costs which the landlord’s agent may not necessarily inform you of.
As part of the modernising of our business, we are pleased to announce that as of 1st May 2021 the legal services we offer will be provided through a limited company known as Clarke & Son Solicitors Limited.
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