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Court enforces adjudicator’s decision in favour of an insolvent party

Styles & Wood Ltd v GE CIF Trustees [2020] EWHC 2694 (TCC) is one of the first cases where the Court has enforced an adjudicator’s decision in favour of an insolvent party.

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Love, Marriage and Second Families

The current state of affairs in the UK has meant that I have to confess to probably spending too much time watching TV.

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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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Force India – liability of joint office-holders

The recent decision in Uralkali v Rowley [2020] EWHC 3442 (Ch) provides some comfort to office-holders taking on joint appointments that they will not be automatically held jointly and severally liable for each other's actions.

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Protecting the Value of Your Business Purchase When the Sellers Set Up In Competition

It is not uncommon for the former owner/directors to be retained to lead a business following the sale of the Company.

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Force India - IPs' duties to third party bidders in a sales process

The Court has recently been asked to consider the extent to which IPs conducting sales owe duties to bidders and buyers. In Uralkali v Rowley [2020] EWHC 3442 (Ch), a prospective purchaser of the Force India F1 racing team brought claims in negligence against the administrators of the company which owned and operated that racing team, for events relating to the sale and bidding process.

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Introduction of the Construction Playbook - best practice guidance for Central Government and...

In December 2020 the Government published the Construction Playbook, being a guide to the procurement of construction services across the public sector.

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EAT rules that non-availability of interim relief in discrimination cases breaches Article 14 ECHR

Interim relief is a remedy available in the Employment Tribunal which can result in a dismissed employee being reinstated or re-engaged by their employer; or, more commonly, put back on the payroll until the outcome of a final hearing decision.

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Give us a break? Words of caution for non-property lawyers

The pandemic has caused many businesses to re-evaluate their requirements for physical premises. For those who may find themselves with a surplus, now is a good time to review any leases and consider which exit or renegotiation strategies may be available.

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iJustice – a new civil system for the IoT era

The new master of the rolls, Sir Geoffrey Vos, has called for an ‘integrated online dispute resolution system’ to be brought into the civil justice system. The general concept is that all claims would begin online before entering a digital court process in “a fundamental generational reform of the civil justice system”.

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