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Does your business supply goods abroad or buy from abroad? If so it is worth taking legal advice on the new rules applying to contracts.
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In 2010 it was announced that penalties for breach of the legislation may rise to £500,000 and the registration fee has already risen this year for bigger companies from £35 a year to £500.
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The Supreme Court decided in March that local residents who regularly walked over a Council owned Golf Course and took their dogs for walks there could register it as "Common Land" under the Commons Act 2006.... read more >
Be careful what your salesmen say! In a recent important court case the court looked at a perennial issue of salesmen conning customers about what was on offer to induce them to sign the contract.
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Anyone interested in the distribution of cars should look at the EU December proposal on a "revised Block Exemption Regulation and Guidelines on motor vehicle sales and repair agreements".
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At the end of last year the Court of Appeal had to look at a legal issue which arises very frequently in practice - whether a seller's or a buyer's contract terms apply. This is known as the "battle of the forms".... read more >