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Breaking in: the legalities of forced entry in access injunctions

Breaking in: the legalities of forced entry in access injunctions
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A topic we are constantly advising on is the increasing use of forced entry provisions in access injunctions – and what landlords can…

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Building back greener?

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Post Brexit, the UK government is replacing EU environmental law with home-grown environmental law, so what’s changing?

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Can an employer still end employment with a PILON when the employee has resigned?

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The recent Employment Appeal Tribunal decision of Fentem v Outform EMEA Ltd has held that there was “no dismissal” where an employer brought forward the termination date of an employee who had resigned by subsequently paying them a payment in lieu of notice (PILON).

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Care home downgraded and ordered to pay over £25,000 after failing to provide safe care and causing avoidable harm

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This article discusses the importance of managing safety risks, following the downgrading of a care home that was ordered to pay over £25,000.

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Careful what you type – Court of Appeal rules informal email exchange is sufficient to transfer property to ex-partner

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For unmarried co-habiting couples who jointly own property without a declaration of trust, this article highlights the binding power of email

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Chris Charlton

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Bristol and Cardiff
Chris Charlton is a partner in Clarke Willmott solicitors’ Cardiff & Bristol Planning team specialising in all aspects of Planning and Compulsory Purchase.
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Cladding tax: latest updates

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A little over a year ago, the government announced the introduction of two new taxing measures, the proceeds from which would be used to fund cladding and building remediation works.

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Clarke Willmott acts on sale of almost 400 shared ownership homes

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Social housing providers
The leading social housing team at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has facilitated the sale of 390 shared ownership homes, in a deal worth nearly £35m.

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Clarke Willmott advises Wyatt Homes on multi-million pound funding package

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Lawyers at law firm Clarke Willmott  have advised on a multi-million pound finance package that will deliver over 1,000 new family homes across Dorset, Hampshire and Somerset.

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