Andrew Wallis

  • Bribery
    Professional

    Be aware of anti-corruption procedure

    2015-07-17T00:00:00

    If the recent FIFA corruption crisis has taught us anything, it is that allegations of bribery and corruption are high on the agendas of international prosecutors.

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    Case news

    21 March 2003

    The Cadogan trust had sold it to the local authority in 1929 but imposed a covenant restricting its use to 'the housing of the working classes'.

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    Case news

    28 February 2003

    Subject to certain exceptions, owners are required to notify the local planning authority if they intend to remove protected hedgerow.

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    Case news

    7 February 2003

    Mr Raja maintained that his properties had been sold at undervalue based on Austin Gray's allegedly negligent valuations (legal + professional, 11 October 2002, p55).

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    Case news

    7 December 2001

    The court said that by virtue of the Human Rights Act 1998 it was obliged to adopt a balanced approach, considering questions of hardship to the defendant against the need to enforce planning restrictions.

  • Professional

    Case news

    16 November 2001

    Conclusion: clear terms are required to enable landlords to recover costs through service charges.

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    Case News

    26 October 2001

    The premises were nevertheless used for residential purposes and the claimant applied for a certificate of lawful use. That application was refused and an appeal dismissed.

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    Case news

    5 October 2001

    Conclusion: ensure that statutory requirements for notices are followed even if the recipient already knows the answers.

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    Q&A

    9 February 2001

    Is a covenant to keep 'in good condition and repair' more onerous than one simply to repair?