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Sweet Sole Music for Christian Louboutin from the European Court of Justice In February 2018 we reported on the news that an EU Advocate-General had given an opinion which appeared...
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A purchaser will only acquire legal title to land once the Land Registry has completed the registration of the Transfer document and the new owner has been noted on the...
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Even where the lease permits a certain use, planning permission for that use could be required, regardless of the fact that the lease permits that use. Leases also commonly contain...
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Changes to Permitted Development Rights in relation to agricultural buildings came into effect on 6 April 2018. The changes allow for an increase in the size of new agricultural buildings...
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As Mental Health Awareness Week draws to a close, many employers have embraced this opportunity to engage with their workers about the importance of their mental health. Stress has been...
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Other the last few months, I have produced a series of articles that have provided a whistle stop tour through the statutory grounds upon which a commercial Landlord may seek...
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Rollits has appointed two new solicitors to add strength to its existing team of private client law experts. Emma Fawke and Bella O’Keeffe have joined the firm as Solicitors in...
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In the recent case of Newcastle upon Tyne Hospital NHS Foundation Trust v Haywood the employee, Mrs Haywood was on holiday overseas when her employer, the Trust, issued the Notice...
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Rollits is starting its new financial year with a number of promotions. The firm is adding two new Partners to its ranks and promoting three solicitors, one of whom makes...
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A team of intrepid walkers from Rollits will be taking part in the York Legal Walk on 1 May. The Walk, supported by the Yorkshire Union of Law Societies, is...
Rollits has agreed to become an Event Partner for the 2018 Allam British Open Squash Championships which takes place at Airco Arena between 15 – 20 May 2018. The sport’s...
Having secured her place in the Virgin Money London Marathon several months ago, Lisa Goodman has been very busy getting ready for Sunday’s 26.2 mile run around some of London’s...
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Following on from the repeated issues of workplace sexual harassment being brought into the public eye in recent months the Equalities & Human Rights Commission has called on the Government...
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Rollits LLP are delighted to have been able to support York St John University in the first of its “Grad2Director” Programmes, developed by specialist consultant Dr John Park in conjunction...
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The answer is YES if you applied to register any Lasting Power of Attorney or Enduring Power of Attorney between April 2013 and March 2017. And here’s why? The the...
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Opposing a lease renewal on the basis of a Landlord’s intended occupation Here we are at last, Ground (g), the last of the 7 grounds set out at Section 30(1)...
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The recent Judgment in the case of Phones 4 U Limited (in administration) v EE Limited (2018) has highlighted the potential pitfalls for a party to a contract who wishes...
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With three months to go until the GDPR takes effect, organisations should be well on their way towards GDPR compliance. To recap, in our previous GDPR Countdown updates we recommended...
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The Oxfam scandal has seriously damaged the reputation of Oxfam after it emerged that some of its employees used charity money to pay for prostitutes in Haiti following the earthquake...
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To modify or not to modify a restrictive covenant…that is the question! In Derreb Limited (“Derreb”) v Blackheath Cator Estate Residents Limited, Prof Martin Prince and Mrs Mie Prince, and...
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Please be aware that on 1 April 2018 the national minimum wage rates will increase. The changes include the largest increases in a decade for the rates that apply to...
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How an Advocate-General’s Opinion might spell bad news for Christian Louboutin and other owners of non-traditional trade marks An opinion delivered by Advocate-General Maciej Szpunar seems likely to lead the...
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The “new” Electronic Communications Code came into effect on 28 December 2017. Its provisions affect landowners who have masts and telecommunications equipment on their land and it is intended to...
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Our employment team often receive queries in relation to monitoring and surveillance of employees. There have been three recent European cases on this topic which emphasise employees’ right to privacy...
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