The High Court has held in Flanagan v Liontrust Investment Partners LLP [2015] EWHC 2171 (Ch) that the principle of repudiatory breach cannot apply to LLP agreements. The Claimant argued that the Defendant had committed repudiatory breaches
A Will is often low on an individual’s list of priorities. Life is so hectic and discussing what should happen to your assets after you die is the last thing you may feel like doing.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (‘EAT’) in Plumb v Duncan Print Group Limited has held that an employee’s right to carry over holiday when on sick leave is limited to 18 months from the leave year
The Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Bill has reached the House of Lords Committee Stage. The main purpose of the Bill is to address the lack of enforcement powers available to the Charity Commission. We
SUMMARY In Re XZ [2015] EWCOP 35 the Court of Protection criticised the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) for refusing to register a property and financial affairs LPA that contained detailed restrictions and held
On 11 July, George Osborne published the latest Government advice on the planning system, under the title Fixing the foundations; creating a more prosperous nation. It very much continues the theme initially introduced by the
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