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Whether a taxpayer has a reasonable excuse for a failure to comply with their obligations depends...
The Personal Injury Discount Rate (PIDR), which has recently increased in Scotland and Northern...
If a business objects to the registration of a UK domain name by someone else, it can seek to have...
In certain circumstances, a person who has unlawfully killed another is precluded from benefiting...
The High Court has approved a settlement worth almost £17 million in a tragic case involving...
In a case concerning the employment status of part-time football referees , the Supreme Court...
The Employment Rights Bill currently before Parliament will make it automatically unfair to...
An eight-figure settlement has been obtained for a boy who suffered life-changing brain damage...
When considering an application for the return of a child who has been removed from a country...
The High Court has rejected an application by a local planning authority (LPA) for permission for...
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has upheld a homeowner's appeal against a decision that he had not...
A man who slipped on a wet floor during a fitness class has been awarded damages of £8,000. ...
The courts have powers to deal with protests or other actions that disrupt the day-to-day...
An 82-year-old former railway worker who was exposed to asbestos at work has secured compensation...
Court and tribunal hearings usually take place in public, as part of the principle of open...
A man who fell down a flight of stairs in his apartment building after the lights went out has...
The High Court recently upheld a claim that an elderly man's final will was invalid on the grounds...
The Employment Rights Bill, which formed part of the legislative programme outlined in the King's...
The Family Court recently considered an application by the parents of a 15-year-old boy for...
The High Court recently ruled on a claim by AGA Rangemaster , the manufacturer of AGA cookers,...
