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Selling Square pieces to go in Round Pegs
During the War, the British Purchasing Commission was impressed by the stated performance of an American fighter aircraft called the Airacobra. Made ...
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Rent Review Clauses in Commercial Leases
Most commercial property leases exceeding three years in length will contain provisions requiring the parties to review the annual rent payable under ...
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Apprenticeships – WORK, LEARN & EARN
What is an apprenticeship? Apprenticeships allow you to work in a real job environment that provides you with paid practical on the job training ...
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A Practical Guide To Evicting Your Tenants
Here at Askews Legal LLP Solicitors in Coventry, we can help you with possession hearings. If you’ve got your possession order from the Court and ...
- Commercial Conveyancing
Your Commercial Property and Squatters Rights by Pritpal Chahal
Squatting is when someone deliberately and knowingly enters property without permission and lives there, or intends to live there. This is ...
- Employment Law
Liquid lunches: should employers adopt a zero tolerance approach?
Over time, lunchtime drinking has become widely socially acceptable and tolerated by most organisations. However, alcohol misuse can impact on ...
- Civil Litigation
A High Court decision granted Claimants only £2 in damages for stolen Company data
How much is too little in damages? In a recent and enlightening decision, Marathon Asset Management LLP & Others v Seddon & Others, ...
- Commercial Conveyancing
Entering into a Commercial Lease – why expert legal advice is so important
Entering into a new commercial lease can be tricky business. Once you have signed the lease, following completion, it becomes a legally binding ...
- Residential Conveyancing
Cybercrime – “Friday afternoon fraud”– how to safeguard against property fraud by Pritpal Chahal
A new wave of cybercrime is targeting residential conveyancing transactions. Fraudsters are aggressively targeting law firms that handle ...
- Motoring offences
Tougher speeding laws are on the way in 2017
New sentencing guidelines for magistrates will mean higher penalties for drivers who commit the most serious speeding offences. Fines will start from ...