Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Challenges and opportunities

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Avoid disputes over property alterations

A new protocol will aid the smooth resolution of applications by tenants for consent to carry out alterations to their leasehold premises, explain Caroline Shea QC and James Tipler

Trunki: Registered design law clarified

Following the suitcase designer's loss in the Supreme Court, John Coldham considers the current law on community registered designs

The Solicitors' Journal - March 21, 1896

IN THE CASE of Re Countess of Oxford, Cartwright v. Del Balzo (1896, 1 Ch. D. 257), North, J., held that estate duty under the Finance Act, 1894, ought, as between a sum specifically appointed out of certain settled property and the residue of the same property, to be borne rateably.

BBC Four's The Prosecutors failed to deliver

Jean-Yves Gilg

Challenges and opportunities

Practice Management Focus

Avoid disputes over property alterations

Trunki: Registered design law clarified

The Solicitors' Journal - March 21, 1896

BBC Four's The Prosecutors failed to deliver

The legal war of words over the Calais jungle

Pop-up courts: 'Hearings 'in pubs' story was a storm 'in a pint glass

Jean-Yves Gilg

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