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31 May 2021 | Time to read: 4 mins
Register of Controlling Interests
By Lois Newton
The Scottish Government implemented a key part of its Land Reform vision when new regulations came into force on 1st April 2021.
27 May 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
27 May 2021 | Time to read: 5 mins
Tier 3 and it’s off to the countryside we go……
By Cheryl Hogg
For land managers: a calm head, regular checking of land, dialogue and education will all be key in navigating through uncharted territory.
27 May 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
Say Cheese, Please
The viability of any businesses, especially those of farming and rural business, is dependent on cashflow and lending to further generate a future.
27 May 2021 | Time to read: 4 mins
27 May 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
EE Limited and Hutchison 3G UK Limited v John Stewart Duncan: An existing agreement dispute
EE Limited and Hutchison 3G UK Limited v John Stewart Duncan: An existing agreement dispute
31 March 2021 | Time to read: 4 mins
Handwritten Wills
Tempting as it may be to try and save on time and expense by preparing a homemade Will, this can often lead to additional stress, cost and delay for loved...
31 March 2021 | Time to read: 2 mins
Budget 2021 – No Hissing from the Geese
Budgets to those interested in tax are a bit like Christmas to those interested in presents.
29 March 2021 | Time to read: 4 mins
Changes in Employment Law in April 2021
Employers should be aware that throughout April 2021 there will be a number of changes to the calculation of statutory entitlements.
26 March 2021 | Time to read: 9 mins
Determining ‘worker’ status: Uber BV and others v Aslam and others (“Uber”)
The Uber decision is not only important to the thousands of Uber drivers operating in the UK, but to all workers and self-employed individuals and users.
23 March 2021 | Time to read: 2 mins
Extended Period for Coronavirus Planning Relaxations
Planning permissions due to expire before 30 September will be extended to 31 March 2022.
17 March 2021 | Time to read: 2 mins
Kubilius v Kent Foods Ltd: The dismissal of a delivery driver who refused to wear his face mask
An employment tribunal has determined that the dismissal of a delivery driver who refused to wear his face mask while in the cab of his vehicle was fair.
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