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Emsleys' 4th year running in support of Give and Gain Day
The Emsleys team takes up the Give and Gain challenge again in support of the local community. Read More
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Wills after Ilott - the importance of making a will
What may surprise some people is that even when you make a will you may not be able to leave your Estate entirely as you wish and it is important to take early professional advice from a solicitor. Sadly, life does not always work out… Read More
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Break Clauses in Commercial Leases – Tenants Beware!
What is a break clause? A break clause is a provision in a lease which enables either the landlord or the tenant (or both) to end the lease early. It may arise on one or more specified dates or be exercisable during any time… Read More
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The Party Wall etc Act 1996: your rights and obligations
The Party Wall etc Act by name might not sound like the most exciting piece of law on the statute books, and possibly of interest only to Lawyers, Surveyors and people who don't get invited to many actual parties. However, it is… Read More
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Why Lettings Agents should be regulated
In Leeds this week, an estates and lettings agency has simply disappeared from view, shutting up their shop, removing all computer equipment and leaving unopened post on the doormat - as well as a lot of confused and disgruntled landlords… Read More
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Unfair dismissal qualifying period to increase – The law and my bathroom scales
I should have taken my own advice. Standing on the bathroom scales in the first week of the New Year, I had told myself, was not advisable in all the circumstances (those circumstances being a particularly merry Christmas indeed). The… Read More
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Solicitors firm Emsleys readies to battle supermarkets
Telegraph article on Emsleys & Tesco Law Read More
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Emsleys show support for Give & Gain Day
The Emsleys staff roll up their sleeves to support the Give & Gain Day. Give & Gain Day is the UK’s only national day of employee volunteering, run by business charity Business in the Community... Read More
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Time is running out for First Time Buyers
The clock is ticking for First Time Buyers who want to take advantage of the current exemption from stamp duty which was introduced in March 2010. At the moment, first time buyers have been exempt from paying any stamp duty on… Read More
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Thinking of separating: things you should know
This time of year sees a definite rise in people thinking about separating. This seems a daunting prospect for most and a leap into the unknown for many. Quite often therefore I am asked what would happen upon separation such as: If I… Read More
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Is a shared care arrangement best for children?
For years there have been arguments from different points of view; from individuals, parents groups, the judiciary and, not least, the Government. Not that the Government has one single view. Last week it was reported that ministers… Read More