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Litigation & Dispute Resolution News & Insight

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9th May 2023

Renters' Reform Bill – A Game Changer for Landlords and Tenants

Big changes are afoot in the world of residential landlord and tenant lettings. From a property litigation perspective, it is undoubtedly a series of changes that will have huge repercussions in the residential letting business.

Read article by Noel McNicholas

Proprietary Estoppel - One Day All This Won’t Be Yours

Fact of life - sometimes promises are not kept.

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30th November 2022

An Elderly Parent and an Age Old Problem

This dispute may strike a familiar chord to many. That is, where an elderly and increasingly fragile parent is looked after by one child without their siblings pulling their weight.

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1st November 2019

Conduct in an Inheritance Act Claim

The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (“the 1975 Act”) allows certain applicants to recover money from the Estate of a deceased person if they have been unfairly excluded.

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29th May 2018

Was it signed?

Important update for witnessing a Will.

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18th May 2018

Who will be the Litigation Friend?

This is an interesting decision concerning the power of the Court to determine whether a party to proceedings should have a say in the appointment of a representative on behalf of an opposing party who did not have capacity to represent herself

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11th May 2018

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