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CMA believes contract terms which double ground rent every 10 or 15 years break consumer protection law

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The courts can order additional disclosure of witness evidence – but there could be costs consequences, as Andrew Morgan explains

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The FCA is prosecuting NatWest for money laundering breaches, causing shockwaves across the financial community.

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