Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Vacant position

It's only taken 65 years, but at last we have a real idea of what vacant possession actually means. John de Waal reports

Blending in

Online automation systems don't have to mean cheap and nasty, they can enable firms to combine quality work with a more accessible and convenient service for their clients, says Grahame Cohen

Update: charity law

Sarah Clune reviews the most significant cases for the voluntary sector this quarter â€“ some well-known, others less so â€“ that all charity lawyers should be aware of

People power

The localism bill introduces a community right to challenge and a right to buy â€“ but what does it all mean for the third sector? Catherine Rustomji and Bryn Morgan report

Carrying the can

With cuts to the Charity Commission's funding, we can no longer hold trustees hands all the way, writes Alice Holt

The art of giving

Michael Young offers his thoughts on the new IHT relief for charitable bequests

Class action

Helen Harvie looks ahead to the eagerly anticipated judicial review of independent schools' charitable status

Tribunal merger may 'dilute rather than enhance' expertise, Lady Hale warns

Lady Hale has warned of a risk that the merger of tribunals under the Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 and â€œamalgamation of very different jurisdictions in the new chambers will dilute rather than enhance the specialist expertise of their judges and membersâ€.

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