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Skanska sells Cambridgeshire land for £35 million

Burges Salmon's Real Estate specialists have advised existing client Skanska on the sale of a significant development holding in Cambridge to developer Crest Nicholson for £35 million. 
15 July 2014

Press release

Burges Salmon secures UK seabed zone rights for Wave Hub and Minesto

Burges Salmon's renewable energy team has assisted in securing seabed rights for four wave and tidal energy zones for Minesto and Wave Hub in a leasing deal managed by The Crown Estate.
15 July 2014

Publication

HS2: a new consultation on two cash alternatives for owner-occupiers

The government's consultation on 8 July 2014 outlines two cash alternative schemes for owner-occupiers to stay in properties affected by the construction of HS2 and to receive monetary compensation.
15 July 2014

Legal update

Designs for retail store layouts may be capable of trade mark registration in Europe

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that it may be possible for a retail store layout to be registered as a trade mark.
14 July 2014

Legal update

New duty for residential landlords to check tenant’s immigration status

From October 2014, residential landlords who fail to check if their tenants have the right to live in the UK, before renting out their property, will face the prospect of fines.
14 July 2014

Publication

Checks or Cheques?

From October 2014, residential landlords who fail to check if their tenants have the right to live in the UK, before renting out their property, will face the prospect of fines.
14 July 2014

Publication

Financial Conduct Authority Review: conflicts of interest and intermediary remuneration

In May 2014, the Financial Conduct Authority published findings from its review of commercial insurance intermediaries in relation to conflicts of interest and remuneration policies.
14 July 2014

Publication

Transparency, Trust and the Red Tape Challenge - changes to company law

The Government has introduced the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill aiming to implement plans to increase trust and confidence in UK companies.
14 July 2014

Publication

Parent Company Liability

A parent company can be liable for the health and safety breaches of its subsidiary. This article looks at when this duty arises and what factors you should be considering in order to manage the risk.
14 July 2014

Publication

Planning and Infrastructure update

Recent announcements stress the Government’s commitment to encouraging infrastructure projects with the Infrastructure Bill intending to facilitate industry growth and international competitiveness.
14 July 2014

Legal update

Consultation on the use of charities in tax avoidance

HMRC has stated that it wishes to target only “extreme cases of abuse” on the use of charities in tax avoidance schemes, and allow normal charities and charitable giving to continue unaffected.
11 July 2014

Legal update

Employee benefits: NICs pitfalls

A recent Supreme Court decision has found that where an employer makes a payment for an employee’s benefit to, for example, a pension fund or insurance company, NICs should not usually be charged.
11 July 2014
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