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Holding over – less risky than we thought?

The Court of Appeal has allowed the tenant’s appeal in the case of Barclays Wealth Trustees (Jersey) Limited v Erimus Housing Limited. T
26 March 2014

Technology transfer agreements: new EU rules

The revised Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation (TTBER) and Technology Transfer Guidelines will replace the existing TTBER and Guidelines from 1 May 2014 onwards.
25 March 2014

Budget 2014 – key international private client tax measures

Burges Salmon outlines the key points of the 2014 Budget for international private clients.
21 March 2014

Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings – important changes to regime

The UK Government has announced an extension to the recently introduced Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) regime.
19 March 2014

Bankers' bonuses

The EU introduced new rules, 'Capital Requirements Directive' CRD IV, governing bankers’ pay in April 2013. So why is this topic a matter for newspaper headlines now?
17 March 2014

Substitution of beneficiary under unapproved pension scheme

Irving v The Commissioners of HMRC found that in specie contributions to 'funded unapproved retirement benefits schemes' were subject to income tax.
17 March 2014

Employment Edit – what's new in employment law?

Right to request flexible working extended to employees with 26 weeks' service; a court decision in Jessemey v Rowstock Ltd; BIS seeks views on draft regulations for shared parental leave; and more…
14 March 2014

Online CPDcast course on Penalty Clauses in SPA agreements

Dispute Resolution specialists from leading UK law firm Burges Salmon have contributed to a podcast for online 'Continuing Professional Development' CPD training course, CPDcast.
14 March 2014

Risk of granting consent before document signed

The recent case of Rowena Williams  is the latest example of a court finding a binding contract arising from an oral or informal agreement.
13 March 2014

A binding deal even when the document was not signed

Parties who negotiate contracts but choose not to sign them when the moment comes usually expect not to be bound. However, the courts are finding binding contracts have arisen in such circumstances.
10 March 2014

Does limitation of liability make it easier to get an injunction?

Where a supplier’s breach of contract could make you breach your own contracts and potentially become insolvent, you might reasonably hope to convince a court to stop the supplier acting.
10 March 2014

Financial Conduct Authority: financial penalties significantly higher under the new regime

This article looks at the Final Notice in relation to HomeServe Membership Limited published on 12 February 2014 in this context.
07 March 2014

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