Stamp Duty at 15% on Properties

Stamp Duty at 15% on Properties Using a company to buy property could attract Stamp Duty at 15% on Properties. Given the recent changes in...

The European Court Rules on Unpaid Holiday Pay

Kerseys Solicitors LLP of Ipswich and Colchester reminds us that employers could find themselves liable for years of unpaid holiday pay as a result of...

Court Ruling on “Landlord’s Motive”

Is the landlord’s motive relevant under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954? The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (the “LTA”) gives protection to tenants by...

The Christmas Party: A Warning to Employers

The Christmas Party: A Warning to Employers We are now approaching the festive period and throughout workplaces up and down the country thoughts will be...

Without Prejudice Discussion & Protected Conversations

Be careful what you say during ‘without prejudice discussions’ and ‘protected conversations’ warns Kerseys Solicitors LLP of Ipswich and Colchester. In a recent case, the...

Bumping in Redundancy

Employers making redundancies should always consider whether ‘bumping’ another employee would be appropriate says Ipswich solicitors firm, Kerseys. Redundancy is a potentially fair reason for...

Break Clauses

Break Clause – a right to end of your lease early ! In times of increasing economic uncertainty commercial tenants understandably rely heavily on their...

A Property Developer’s ‘Legal’ Tool Box!

Property development Solicitors When a developer identifies a suitable site for, say, residential development, the developer wants to ensure that it has the right use...

Fresh Calls for ‘No-Fault’ Divorces

Fresh Calls for ‘No-Fault’ Divorces Mrs Owens, who seeks a divorce based on her husband’s unreasonable behaviour, has been unsuccessful in her appeal to the...

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