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Music to their ears
Solicitors Journal

Music to their ears

Victoria Handley explains what the new noise regulations mean for the entertainment industry and how best to address hearing loss
Practice trends: charity law
Solicitors Journal

Practice trends: charity law

As the Charities Act 2006 is gradually implemented, the voluntary sector is beginning to grapple with a new set of challenges. Jean-Yves Gilg reports
Penalties on car rental agreements
Solicitors Journal

Penalties on car rental agreements

Mark Pawlowski considers a recent ruling on the distinction between penalties and liquidated damages in the context of a car hire agreement
Ready for H-day?
Solicitors Journal

Ready for H-day?

Home Information Packs have divided the property sector but seem to be here to stay. So, are solicitors ready, asks Jean-Yves Gilg
Showing interest
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Showing interest

A little known form for social enterprise: Rosie Parr discusses the community interest company (CIC)
Cinderella trusts
Solicitors Journal

Cinderella trusts

A&M trusts will disappear in April 2008. This may seem a long way away, but lawyers need to start reviewing their clients' investment options now, says Steven Heller
Update: trusts
Solicitors Journal

Update: trusts

Finance Act 2006 changesInter vivos trusts Trusts IPDIsBereaved minors18-25 trustsTransitional provisionsLife policiesCGT and modernisationSettlor interested trustTrustee residence By Catherine Sanders
IHT conundrum
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IHT conundrum

Inheritance tax is less and less an isolated matter and should be considered as one element of a bigger tax planning picture, says Peter Nellist