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The recent case of Padwick Properties Ltd v Punj Lloyd Ltd is a useful reminder of the traps when dealing with surrender either as a landlord or tenant.
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A great evening was had by WSP sponsoring the Friends of Gloucester Cathedral (FOGC) Henry III lecture on 21st April.
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Tim Adkin discusses negotiating financial settlements in a divorce, following a recent divorce case in London's Appeal Court involving a "software tycoon" when his wife was awarded approximately 90% of the matrimonial assets in a judgment where there was “a substantial departure from equality”.
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We have been working on a client matter that highlights the requirements of s190 of the Companies Act 2006 in relation to substantial property transactions that require members’ approval. This is something that should be remembered when a director or connected party is involved in a property transaction with the company.
Continue readingIn an unexpected move, as part of the 2016 Budget, the Chancellor announced from midnight on 16 March 2016, rather than paying the same rate on the whole value of the property, the new rates will only apply to the portion of the price that falls into a particular price bracket.
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Unlike parents, grandparents do not have an automatic legally recognised right to apply to the Court to be able to see the children, and must first apply for permission to make that application. Any grandparents who feel that they have been pushed out and are unable to see their grandchildren should not give up. Read more here.
Continue readingSchool Holidays Incoming: Planning Contact Without Stress
Planning contact during the school holidays can feel overwhelming after separation, but with good communication and a child-focused approach, families can make the summer break less stressful for everyone involved....
Cohabitation Rights in the UK: What the Government’s New Proposals Mean for Unmarried Couples
The UK Government has recently announced proposals to strengthen the legal rights of unmarried couples—often referred to as cohabiting couples. With over 3.5 million couples in this position, the reforms aim...
WSP Solicitors Recognised for Cyber Security Excellence with Cyber Essentials Plus
WSP Solicitors has officially been reaccredited for Cyber Essentials Plus in 2026. Over the past few years, we have made significant investments in modernising our IT infrastructure. This transformation culminated...
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