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“Who goes where?” - What happens under TUPE when a service provision fragments?

The TUPE Regulations (which are derived from the Acquired Rights Directive – “the ARD” - under EU law) aim to protect the rights of employees.

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Junior Land Buyers Series

The force (majeure) may not be with you – Covid-19 drafting in development agreements

COVID-19 has dominated all aspects of our lives for the past year, with the drafting and interpretation of legal contracts being no exception. In this article, we explore key points to consider when negotiating development agreements in a post-pandemic landscape.

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Force India – recording decisions

Insolvency Practitioners are required to keep records of decisions to sufficiently demonstrate the administration of each matter and any decisions made which materially affect the case pursuant to regulation 13 of The Insolvency Practitioners Regulations 2005 (the IP Regs)

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Electrical Safety Regulations in Private Lettings now in force

On 18 March 2020 The "Electrical Safety Standards In The Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020" ("Regulations") were made. These came into force on 1 June 2020 and applied to new tenancies granted from 1 July 2020.

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Two year non-solicitation and non-dealing clause upheld in shareholder agreement

This case involved breaches of contractual terms which were designed to prevent an exiting shareholder from trading in competition. Damages of £610,250 and a final injunction preventing further breaches were awarded by the Court.

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Junior Land Buyers Series

Conditional Contracts v Options

When acquiring land for development, developers are unlikely to want to buy a piece of land straight from the landowner. There's a risk that they won't be able to obtain suitable planning permission or there might be third party occupiers that are difficult to remove. No developer wants to be stuck with an unprofitable site.

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Insolvency – News and Legal Updates, March 2021

In this bulletin, we focus on some interesting legal developments affecting the construction sector - particularly the developing authorities regarding adjudication and set off in both administration and liquidation, and the impact to industry suppliers with the introduction of the VAT reverse charge on construction services.

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Kubilius v Kent Foods Ltd - Employment Tribunal finds employee dismissal for failure to wear...

In the first case of its kind, the employment tribunal found that a lorry driver was fairly dismissed where the reason for that dismissal was his refusal to wear a face mask.

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Ashfords advise the majority shareholders of RGB Building Supplies in their acquisition by Grant...

Grant & Stone Group acquired Rawle Gammon & Baker Holdings Limited, trading as RGB Building Supplies (RGB) creating the largest independent builders’ merchant group in southern England.

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Data Protection Webinar International transfers and the UK adequacy decision

Ashfords Data Protection Team were pleased to host a short 30 minute webinar on 24 March 2021 to discuss international transfers and the UK adequacy decision.

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