June 2017
The judge in a nuisance case in relation to noise generated by a local business raised some very interesting issues which could have relevance to those considering similar types of action.
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June 2017
It is reported by the Local Government Association’s transport spokesman that 2017 “could be a tipping point regarding potholes”.
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June 2017
In the course of an employment tribunal hearing for unfair dismissal, issues arose as to the true reason for the dismissal and whether it had been reasonable for the respondent to conclude that the claimant was guilty of dishonesty.
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June 2017
More than six months after first suggesting the idea, the government has announced plans to ban fees to lettings agents in England.
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April 2017
The UK’s Sentencing Council, which sets the guideline for the fines or other penalties handed out by magistrates courts, has increased the maximum fine for the most serious speeding offences.
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March 2017
How many times have we seen and heard that according to the law “ignorance is no excuse”? Whether it be the Highway Code or tripping up on some obscure by-law, you’re guilty anyway. Well, says Hannah Jones: “there are in fact circumstances where ignorance is a perfectly valid defence. Take the recent case of Vestergaard Frandsen SA v Bestnet Europe.”
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