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Enforcing A Money Judgment

Enforcing A Money Judgment After spending vast amounts of time and money in obtaining a favourable Judgment, your opponent simply does not pay your damages and/or costs? What can you…

Gurpreet DhillonMay 8, 2017

Dispute resolution Litigation

Recovering Business Debts

So, you have a business and you want to recover an outstanding debt owed by an individual. Sounds simple enough – but where do you start? That is where our…

Amarjit AtwalMarch 29, 2017

Dispute resolution Litigation

Sanctions for Delaying Detailed Assessment Proceedings

Costs: Sanctions for Delaying Detailed Assessment Proceedings Detailed Assessment is the process where parties costs are assessed, normally by a Cost officer at the conclusion of proceedings unless otherwise ordered…

Gurpreet DhillonJanuary 10, 2017

Commercial Law Dispute resolution

Interpretations of Exclusion Clauses

Contracts: Update on Interpretations of Exclusion Clauses between Commercial Parties Exclusion clauses are contractual provisions restricting or excluding liability for a specific event. The Court of Appeal has recently deliberated on…

Gurpreet DhillonJanuary 6, 2017

Part 36 Offers What Do They Mean?

Under many circumstances you can be presented with ‘Part 36 offers’ but perhaps you are unsure as to the exact implications of accepting or rejecting such an offer? We'll get…

Jagdeep SandherFebruary 12, 2016

Litigation

Trademark confusion

Trademark confusion When registering trademarks, creators will want to trademark a catchy brand name, and create something that will draw in customers and be associated solely with their product. However,…

Amarjit AtwalOctober 29, 2014

Litigation

Is YOUR Section 21 Notice valid?

Landlords wishing to evict their tenants using a section 21 notice must be aware of the creation of periodic tenancies, which can prevent section 21 notices from being valid. Periodic…

Amarjit AtwalOctober 10, 2014

Litigation

The importance of providing prescribed information after statutory periodic tenancies arise: Gardner v McCusker

When a landlord wishes to evict a tenant from his property, he can do so by serving a notice under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988. However, the landlord…

Amarjit AtwalAugust 29, 2014

Litigation

Serving a section 21 notice when the tenant’s deposit hasn’t been protected

Section 213 of the Housing Act 2004 requires landlords to protect their tenant’s deposit in an authorised Tenancy Deposit Scheme (“TDS”) within 30 days of receiving it. Failure to do…

Amarjit AtwalAugust 29, 2014

Litigation

When is advance rent a deposit? Johnson v. Old

The case of Piggot v Slaven (2009) marked a change in the way the law viewed advance rent. Prior to this case, any advance rent received by a landlord would…

Amarjit AtwalAugust 27, 2014

Litigation

Enforcing A Money Judgment

Recovering Business Debts

Sanctions for Delaying Detailed Assessment Proceedings

Interpretations of Exclusion Clauses

Part 36 Offers What Do They Mean?

Trademark confusion

Is YOUR Section 21 Notice valid?

The importance of providing prescribed information after statutory periodic tenancies arise: Gardner v McCusker

Serving a section 21 notice when the tenant’s deposit hasn’t been protected

When is advance rent a deposit? Johnson v. Old

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