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Collecting cash in the construction industry: tools for chasing debtors in light of further Government restrictions
The government has extended the restriction on the enforcement of statutory demands until 31 December 2020. The extension from the
Time for a new onshore professional fund?
Tracey Wright and Alison Riddle explore this new proposal for Estates Gazette magazine
What do the latest government measures mean for the construction industry?
Although the direction to work from home does not apply to site workers, the latest changes will put a focus
HMRC change in policy on VAT on lease break fees and liquidated damages on termination
Updated guidance on the VAT treatment of early termination fees and compensation payments will impact current and past real estate
UK government extends restrictions on commercial landlords' enforcement options
The existing restrictions on commercial landlords' ability to take enforcement action against commercial tenants who are in arrears of rent
Think your contract is clear, think again
With courts being increasingly willing to apply business common sense in favour of a strict, literal interpretation of contractual wording
Major overhaul of planning system aims to streamline much-needed development
The UK government is consulting on radical reforms to the planning system in England, which are intended to strip out
Government publishes draft Building Safety Bill
A parliamentary committee will report on the draft with legislation expected to evolve as more safety risks are identified and
'The Right Stuff': alternative residential and the recruitment of quality
Property industry leaders shared on a Osborne Clarke roundtable their experiences in the UK and US, and asked: how do
Law Commission sets out proposals for eventual abolition of leasehold home ownership
Long-awaited reports argue that incentives are needed to force cultural shift towards commonhold and to bring about the largest changes