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Section 21 Notice – Just get easier?   In December 2013, the Court of Appeal in Spencer -v- Taylor [2013] made the law relating to service of a section 21 notice of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1988 much easier. When an assured shorthold tenancy ends without serving a section 21 notice, a landlord had… Read More &raquo

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Ending an Assured Shorthold Tenancy   Assured Shorthold Tenancies are subject to strict requirements for termination under the Housing Act 1988. Assured Shorthold Tenancies must be for an initial minimum term of 6 months from the date they are granted. After that, they may be renewed for further periods of time, or as is more… Read More &raquo

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Civil Action against Harassment Have you been threatened or has an individual been continually abusive towards you? If you think you have been subjected to this unreasonable behaviour, you may be able to bring a claim against the individual for harassment. Harassment is both a civil and criminal offence. A person should not conduct themselves… Read More &raquo

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Rated in Chambers and Partners 2015!

Craig Kelly who was recognised for his expertise in Dispute Resolution in the following terms: "In August 2014 Craig Kelly left Higgs & Sons to form CSK Legal. He is a known figure in the litigation market. Clients comment that he is 'supremely competent and savvy,' and value the way in which he 'explains complex matters in clear terms.' "

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Craig Kelly who was recognised for his expertise in Dispute Resolution in the following terms:

“In August 2014 Craig Kelly left Higgs & Sons to form CSK Legal. He is a known figure in the litigation market. Clients comment that he is ‘supremely competent and savvy,’ and value the way in which he ‘explains complex matters in clear terms.’ “

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The European Order for Payment

As trade increases within the European Community, the number of disputes with an international dimension is bound to increase. The prevalence of the “European order for payment” (“EOP”) will increase.  Introduced in December 2006 by the European Parliament, the procedure creates a method by which companies and individuals are able to seek an expeditious manner... Read More »

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As trade increases within the European Community, the number of disputes with an international dimension is bound to increase. The prevalence of the “European order for payment” (“EOP”) will increase.  Introduced in December 2006 by the European Parliament, the procedure creates a method by which companies and individuals are able to seek an expeditious manner… Read More &raquo

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