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Conveyancing

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Spending rights
Solicitors Journal

Spending rights

The Consumer Credit Act 2006 saw a major overhaul of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 through commencement orders, says Richard Lawson
Update: housing
Solicitors Journal

Update: housing

Jim Shepherd and Dominic Preston examine possession, discrimination and homelessness
Showing interest
Solicitors Journal

Showing interest

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

Update: agriculture

William Barr looks at inheritance tax and agricultural property relief after Antrobus 2, and McKenna
Drawing the line
Solicitors Journal

Drawing the line

In boundary disputes where the original conveyance is not clear, the Court of Appeal has ruled that subsequent conduct can be taken into accounts. Daniel Gatty explains
What's a house?
Solicitors Journal

What's a house?

The Court of Appeal has determined what constitutes a 'house' for the purposes of exercising the right to buy a freehold under the Leasehold Reform Act 1967. As Natasha Rees reports, this question may soon be considered by the House of Lords
Cadman confusion
Solicitors Journal

Cadman confusion

Cadman has clarified some issues in equal pay claims, but still leaves tribunals to deal with many practical questions, warns Emma Hawksworth
Illegal cohabitants
Solicitors Journal

Illegal cohabitants

A recent ruling could herald a radical change to the assessment of dependency claims by foreign nationals overstaying in Britain. Philip Noble reports