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NewsCouncil budget cuts may force elderly to sell homes, LGA warns
The Local Government Association (LGA) has warned that reduced funding to implement care reforms could force elderly and disabled people to sell their homes in order to pay for care. The warning is in light of Department of Health (DH) figures which indicate that the government has lowered its £5.6bn ...
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The Global Quest for Effective Equality
Session 3 from our Human Rights Practice Short Course
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NewsGraham Turnbull Lecture 2015 - bookings now open
When: 16/04/2015 18:30 - 20:30 Venue: The Law Society, 113 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1PL Cost: No charge CPD hours: 1.5 Click here to book Every year the Law Society holds a human rights essay competition. The competition is run by the Human Rights Committee of the Law Society. It ...
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NewsCourt of appeal rules trespasser can acquire title by adverse possession
The Court of Appeal has upheld ([2015] EWCA Civ 17) a first instance decision which allowed a squatter to obtain title to land by adverse possession, despite it being a criminal offence to do so.
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EventRisk and Compliance Annual Conference 2015 - 23 March, London
Your one-stop shop for best practice legal regulatory compliance. Early bird discounts until 20 February
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EventAnti-money laundering workshops, nationwide (February to April 2015)
These two-hour seminars will help Money Laundering Reporting Officers to build on introductory anti-money laundering training
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FeaturePart of the action: the revised CPR 36
Maura McIntosh investigates the revised part 36 of the CPR, in force from 6 April
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AnalysisSpotlight: Charalambous v Ng
In yet another twist in the tale of tenancy deposits, the Court of Appeal has been presented with another scenario not clearly addressed by the relevant legislation or existing case law
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MPs call for Law Commission review into manorial rights
The Commons Justice Committee has called on the Law Commission to investigate whether the law relating to manorial rights needs to be reformed. MPs have recommended that landowners claiming manorial rights should no longer be able to do so through unilateral notices
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