Enforcement covenants, a breach too far
By Vanessa Horn, Practice Development Lawyer
In May 2020 the Supreme Court gave its judgment in Duval v 11-13 Randolph Crescent Ltd....
Call us on
0870 1500 100Business Insights
Contributors
-
-
-
-
-
Solicitor -
-
-
-
-
-
-
Business Development Manager -
Head of International -
-
-
-
-
Practice Development Lawyer -
Partner -
-
Trainee Solicitor -
-
-
-
Partner -
Press Officer -
-
-
-
-
Solicitor -
-
-
Senior Associate -
-
-
-
Solicitor -
-
-
-
partner -
-
-
-
-
-
Practice Development Lawyer -
-
-
-
Senior Associate -
-
-
-
-
-
Senior Associate -
-
-
Partner -
Professional Support Lawyer -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Partner -
-
-
Associate -
-
-
Senior Associate -
-
-
-
-
Senior Associate -
-
-
Paralegal -
-
-
Partner -
associate -
Partner -
Partner -
-
Solicitor -
-
-
Practice Development Lawyer -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Senior Associate -
Solicitor -
Sports Solicitor -
-
Partner -
-
-
-
-
Senior Associate -
-
Irwin Mitchell - Business Archive
- October 2023 (2)
- September 2023 (24)
- August 2023 (24)
- July 2023 (29)
- June 2023 (22)
- May 2023 (28)
- April 2023 (21)
- March 2023 (35)
- February 2023 (27)
- January 2023 (27)
- December 2022 (34)
- November 2022 (16)
- October 2022 (18)
- September 2022 (17)
- August 2022 (18)
- July 2022 (18)
- June 2022 (13)
- May 2022 (21)
- April 2022 (18)
- March 2022 (19)
- February 2022 (24)
- January 2022 (20)
- December 2021 (12)
- November 2021 (23)
- October 2021 (19)
- September 2021 (19)
- August 2021 (18)
- July 2021 (22)
- June 2021 (21)
- May 2021 (31)
- April 2021 (20)
- March 2021 (41)
- February 2021 (34)
- January 2021 (32)
- December 2020 (35)
- November 2020 (23)
- October 2020 (19)
- September 2020 (29)
- August 2020 (22)
- July 2020 (33)
- June 2020 (31)
- May 2020 (30)
- April 2020 (68)
- March 2020 (59)
- February 2020 (28)
- January 2020 (36)
- December 2019 (15)
- November 2019 (32)
- October 2019 (31)
- September 2019 (29)
- August 2019 (30)
- July 2019 (30)
- June 2019 (24)
- May 2019 (25)
- April 2019 (28)
- March 2019 (26)
- February 2019 (37)
- January 2019 (28)
- December 2018 (20)
- November 2018 (21)
- October 2018 (22)
- September 2018 (20)
- August 2018 (13)
- July 2018 (5)
- June 2018 (11)
- May 2018 (10)
- April 2018 (10)
- March 2018 (10)
- February 2018 (9)
- January 2018 (7)
- December 2017 (3)
- November 2017 (8)
- October 2017 (13)
- September 2017 (13)
- August 2017 (13)
- July 2017 (16)
- June 2017 (12)
- May 2017 (8)
- April 2017 (5)
- March 2017 (8)
- February 2017 (9)
- January 2017 (14)
- December 2016 (6)
- November 2016 (8)
- October 2016 (7)
- September 2016 (13)
- August 2016 (6)
- July 2016 (7)
- June 2016 (8)
- May 2016 (6)
- April 2016 (10)
- March 2016 (17)
- February 2016 (10)
- January 2016 (21)
- December 2015 (13)
- November 2015 (87)
- October 2015 (90)
Legislation, Legislation, Legislation: A (comparatively) brief summary of the Business & Planning Bill and the New PD Rights
Last week, MHCLG were very busy indeed. In just three days, they released the Westferry Papers, launched a new set of changes to PD...
Overclaimed furlough? Government explains how to pay it back
The government has today issued guidance to help employers repay HMRC if they've overclaimed through the Coronavirus Job Retention...
When can employees who are shielding return to work? Employers questions answered
People on the clinically extremely vulnerable list are more likely to become extremely ill, or to die if they contract Covid. During...
Is "deliverable" now settled?
Planning Magazine has this week reported on a Consent Order settled by the Secretary of State in respect of the word "deliverable" in the
Returning to work: how to deal with staff without childcare
From Saturday 4 July, many businesses - including pubs and restaurants - will be able to open for the first time since the lock-down....
Happy Quarter Day?
By Lisa Stratford at Irwin Mitchell
Now that businesses are reopening (and, soon, pubs and restaurants), landlords will want to ensure...
Breaking: Supreme Court will determine how much holiday term-time workers must receive
Yesterday we heard that the Supreme Court has given permission for the employers to appeal against the Court of Appeal's decision in
Time to Take Note - MW High Tech Projects Limited v Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick Limited [2020] EWHC 1413 (TCC) by Ben Couldrey and James Mapley
In MW High Tech Projects Limited v Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick Limited [2020] EWHC 1413 (TCC), the TCC provided a useful illustration of...
![Time to Take Note - MW High Tech Projects Limited v Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick Limited [2020] EWHC 1413 (TCC) by Ben Couldrey and James Mapley](https://images.passle.net/fit-in/860x860/Passle/55fad6bcb00e7e097cd579a6/SearchServiceImages/2020-06-19-13-25-20-411-5eecbcc08cb62b08eca650d3.jpg)
Legislation Alert: Extension of Planning Permissions and New Appeal Procedures to land this week
Yesterday, MHCLG announced that they will be introducing 'measures' this week to:
- Automatically extend the life of planning permissions...
Coronavirus: are you considering temperature checks as part of your strategy to get staff back to work?
Last week, non-essential retail businesses were able to reopen to the public and it's now been confirmed other sectors such as...
Are a third of employees asked to commit furlough fraud?
According to research 34% of 2,000 furloughed employees responding to a survey had been asked to work for their employer in breach of the...
Bresco Electrical Services Ltd v Michael J Lonsdale (Electrical) Ltd [2020] UKSC 25
The Supreme Court has unanimously allowed Bresco’s appeal to determine that where cross-claims exist between parties under a construction...
![Bresco Electrical Services Ltd v Michael J Lonsdale (Electrical) Ltd [2020] UKSC 25](https://images.passle.net/fit-in/860x860/Passle/55fad6bcb00e7e097cd579a6/SearchServiceImages/2020-06-19-13-34-04-748-5eecbecc8cb62b08eca65281.jpg)
Your Housing is Out for Delivery: Covid 19, Five Year Housing Land Supply and Deliverability
The implications of Covid-19 and lockdown have pre-occupied most of us over the last few months; but whilst developers have been focused...
Are you cleaning up contaminated land? Don't forget the tax relief!
In these times of economic crisis, obtaining extra value from a land purchase is a bonus. Don't forget about Land Remediation Relief...
Travel quarantine rules: employers questions answered
The government has, controversially, imposed quarantine measures for people entering the UK by plane, ferry or train. These rules apply...
Improving cash flow during COVID-19
The government has introduced a number of measures to assist businesses since the COVID-19 outbreak. Not all businesses are in a position...
Project Restart – resuming play in a pandemic
It’s been a while since our stadiums were full of avid sports fans cheering on their teams, and the only sport we’ve seen on the...
Nine million EasyJet customer details lost in data breach
In May 2020 hackers obtained the personal details of 9 million Easyjet customers and the credit card details of a further 2,000+.
Sabrina...
New flexible furlough scheme guidance published
Details of the new flexible furlough scheme available from Wednesday 1 July 2020 have now been published, via updates to existing...
Civil Justice Council Report on the impact of COVID-19 on civil court users
Following the government ordered lockdown on 23 March 2020 the Courts and the Justice System in England and Wales had to act quickly in...
The Great Planning Reform Act: Are we on the brink of a planning revolution?
The papers have been full of planning stories over the last couple of weeks. First, there was Westferry Printworks, then came the debate...
Parents returning to work after maternity leave can be furloughed after 10 June
Yesterday, the government published a short news story which confirmed that parents on statutory maternity and paternity leave who return...
Covid-19: Key considerations for schools dealing with school trips
By Jessica-Anne Johnson and Rob Coleridge
With lockdowns and travel restrictions imposed worldwide to slow the spread of COVID-19,...
Employers will not be penalised for making genuine mistakes when claiming furlough payments
According to the FT Advisor, HMRC has said it will take a lenient view of those businesses which make genuine mistakes when submitting...
Risk and reputation management in the Covid-19 world and beyond
Reputational risk is nothing new but in the extraordinary times we find ourselves in, what has come to the fore is how vital reputation...
10 June - deadline for furloughing staff for first time
The Chancellor is making changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme from Saturday 1 July [our blog explains the detail].
Can further Judicial Intervention save the Duty to Co-operate? Sevenoaks to get their day(s) in Court over Local Plan
Yesterday, Sevenoaks District Council published a press release confirming that their legal battle with PINS over their emerging local...
Do you need to include BAME and obese workers in your return to work risk assessments?
Earlier this week, Public Health England published its report on Disparities in the risk and outcomes of COVID-19. This concluded that...
Are you Insured? Business Loss and COVID-19: FCA Response Update
Thousands of businesses are still facing uncertainty in relation to their eligibility for business interruption insurance (“BI...
A tale of "Interests" - Westferry Pt2.
Late last week Nicola put out a really helpful post on the Secretary of State's decision, to concede to judgment on his decision to grant...
As a free user, you can follow Passle and like posts.
To repost this post to your own Passle blog, you will need to upgrade your account.
For plans and pricing, please contact our sales team at sales@passle.net