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Execution of deeds: must the signatory see the witness sign?
If a document isn't properly executed it may be invalid. But what are the rules governing witnesses – must they sign in the presence of the person executing a deed?
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What do the new IR35 “off payroll” rules mean for recruiters?
In this article Chris Thompson dissects the implications of the new IR35 “off payroll” rules for recruiters.
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Staying on the right side of the IR35 'off payroll' rules
In this article Chris Thompson considers the new IR35 “off payroll” rules due to be rolled out in April 2020.
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The requirement for septic tanks in England is changing
This article discusses the Environment Agency requirements relating to septic tanks that discharge into a stream or river.
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How to set written objectives for pension scheme investment consultants
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Pension scheme trustees: what you need to know about investments and ESG
This piece provides significant information regarding investments and ESG for Pension scheme trustees.
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VAT treatment of supplies of construction services
This piece explores important VAT legislation changes for the construction industry.
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The risks of purchasing property portfolios through company acquisitions
This article discusses the importance of due diligence when buying a portfolio of properties through a share purchase agreement.
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Can the public see a will made by a member of the Royal Family?
This piece details whether a will in the Royal Family is publicly shared or kept sealed, and how this relates to legal practice.
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An explanation of divorce reform: what is changing?
The government is aiming to reform divorce law in this country by removing the idea of fault in marital breakdown. This article aims to explain those reforms and ...