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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.
FILING AT COMPANIES HOUSE: THE SOMETIMES-OVERLOOKED STEP IN THE RUNNING OF A CORPORATE ENTITY Limited companies within the United Kingdom are registered at Companies House. If you are a Director...

Break notices

In these uncertain times tenants may be looking at their leases to see whether or not they have a right to terminate early. The lease must be examined in order...
In employment law, a settlement agreement is an agreement whereby a current or former employee or worker agrees to waive or settle a claim (or, all possible claims) against the...
We have all experienced the after effects of Storm Ciara and Storm Dennis.  Both building and contents insurance usually cover an individual’s property against storm damage.  You are likely to...

What is due diligence?

When committing to the acquisition of assets or shares in a company, it is important to ensure you have undertaken a full investigation so that any hidden liabilities, losses or...

Ground Rent in Leases

If you buy a freehold property you become the absolute owner of that property and have the freedom to deal with it as you wish and generally no further payments...
Last Wednesday was “World Kindness Day”.  This isn’t necessarily anything that should be ‘new’ to us, as those that wish to be kind and considerate will do so all year...

Electronic Signatures

Introduction In this note we shall look at the law on electronic signatures and when electronic signatures can currently be used. On 4 September 2019 the Law Commission published a...
Changing permitted uses: office blocks today, apartments tomorrow? With the rise of online shopping and decreasing demand for large office space, these are trying times for our high streets and...
Issuing Shares As part of our series, Guidance for Directors, please find below a quick summary outlining key legislation governing this area of Company Law and the process that the...
The Purpose of a Settlement Agreement In employment law, a settlement agreement is an agreement whereby a current or former employee or worker agrees to waive or settle a claim...
The Law Society Gazette referring to a survey by the Employment Lawyers Association (ELA) has highlighted delays in the Employment Tribunal where delays of several months are occurring and there are...
As a Family Law Solicitor I have had many clients come to me with enquiries about divorce but have been unaware or confused by the exact divorce procedure. Therefore I...

Is Your Dash Cam Legal?

Is Your Dash Cam Legal? Car dash cams are being increasingly popular.  Research carried out by Aviva found that more than 1 in 4 drivers currently use a dash cam...

The Overriding Objective

During the course of proceedings, parties should not lose an opportunity to assist the Court. This includes holding an opponent accountable when the overriding objective is not advancing. The Civil...
When is a fence not an obstruction? If a property has the benefit of a right of way it has been established law for a long time that just stopping...
The Quality of Witness Evidence I am sure you have not spent the Festive Season watching Court room dramas! Nevertheless, everyone is aware of one of the key elements of...
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