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The Common Questions Surrounding Commercial Property Standard Enquiries (CPSEs)
Pre-contract enquiries can be time consuming and look cumbersome but replies to enquiries are an important source of information for a buyer and a ...
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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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The Kinks and Snags of Defective Works
Giving Jesus back his curly locks did not go so well for Cecilia Gimenez. The Spaniard, who gained notoriety in 2012 for the results of her attempt ...
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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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What is an Authorised Guarantee Agreement?
Askews Legal LLP is your local Solicitors in Coventry and today we are focusing on Commercial Law and in particular what an authorsised guarantee ...
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Post Termination Restrictions: Top Tips
Askews Legal LLP are your local Solicitors in Coventry, today we are reviewing Employment Law and in particular post termination restrictions. Post ...
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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 ...
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Planning to take your children on holiday during school term time? Here’s what you need to know
It’s that time of year again, where up to 1 in 6 parents will take their children out of school during term time, to go on a family holiday. ...
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Dress code and appearance in the workplace – Solicitors in Coventry
Dress codes are often used in the workplace for a variety of reasons, for example, to portray a corporate image or for health and safety reasons. In ...
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Self-Employed, Worker or Employee? – Solicitors in Coventry
The Supreme Court, the UK’s highest court, has unanimously ruled that a plumber classed as self-employed was in fact a worker and should therefore ...