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When disputes arise over the meaning of a contract, it is usual for the court to look first at...
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An empty office block in Blackpool was given a rateable value (RV) of £490,000 by the local...
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It is unusual when a case raises two different but significant points. A recent case dealt with...
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In commercial litigation, many of the most important battles are fought before the trial even...
If key workers leave your employment and you are concerned that they may breach their contracts by...
Construction disputes are a rich source of argument in the courts, and where the contract affords...
Under the Law Commissions Act 1965 , the Law Commission is required to submit programmes of law...
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