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Litigation

Issuing a statutory demand

There are many ways in which either individuals or companies can attempt to reclaim monies owed to them by debtors. However, the best way to begin this process is by…

Aston Bond Law FirmDecember 4, 2012

Litigation

What should you do if you receive a statutory demand?

It is critical upon receipt of a statutory demand that you deal with it in an expedient manner. A statutory demand is a very important document that could ultimately lead…

Aston Bond Law FirmDecember 4, 2012

Employment Law

Employment Tribunal Fees

The Government has announced the introduction of fees in Employment Tribunals. It was declared that Employment Tribunal fees would be applicable from the summer of 2013. It has been said…

Aston Bond Law FirmAugust 6, 2012

Tax Law

Intermediaries Legislation (IR35)

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) published new IR35 guidance “Intermediaries Legislation (IR35) Business Entity Test Example Scenarios” on 9 May 2012. The guidance only applies to tax payers who provide…

Aston Bond Law FirmAugust 6, 2012

Tax Law

Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme

The Government has introduced a new venture capital scheme in the Finance Act 2012, which applies to investments made between April 6 2012 and April 6 2017. The scheme works…

Aston Bond Law FirmAugust 6, 2012

Employment Law

Swedish compulsory retirement age of 67

In Hörnfeldt v Posten Meddelande, the ECJ considered whether a compulsory retirement age of 67 in Sweden could be justified. The ECJ held that the Swedish retirement law was not…

Aston Bond Law FirmAugust 1, 2012

Commercial Property

Commercial Leases – Mortgages and Side Letters

A tenant taking a commercial lease must ensure that the landlord has obtained consent to the lease from any person having a mortgage over the freehold otherwise the lease cannot…

Aston Bond Law FirmJuly 25, 2012

Sunday Trading Laws Temporarily Stopped for Olympics and Paralympics

Under the Sunday Trading Act 1994, shops of more than 280 square metres can open for a maximum of six hours on a Sunday, and only between the hours of…

Aston Bond Law FirmJuly 23, 2012

Litigation

Payment of a Judgment by instalments

The normal rule under CPR Part 40.11 is that judgment sums should be paid within 14 days unless the Court orders otherwise. The Court has the discretion to alter the…

Aston Bond Law FirmJuly 20, 2012

Lord Neuberger named as new President of the Supreme Court

On 12 July 2012, Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury, who is currently Master of the Rolls, was named as the new President of the Supreme Court of the UK. Lord Neuberger…

Aston Bond Law FirmJuly 19, 2012

Aston Bond Law Firm

Issuing a statutory demand

What should you do if you receive a statutory demand?

Employment Tribunal Fees

Intermediaries Legislation (IR35)

Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme

Swedish compulsory retirement age of 67

Commercial Leases – Mortgages and Side Letters

Sunday Trading Laws Temporarily Stopped for Olympics and Paralympics

Payment of a Judgment by instalments

Lord Neuberger named as new President of the Supreme Court

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