Chapter One – Introduction SDLT was introduced in 2003, replacing Stamp Duty for land transactions. For many of the years that followed, the standard ‘slab system’ applied with the only concerns for those calculating the SDLT charge being the value and nature of the property. However, over the years HMRC […]
CHAPTER TWO – COMPLEX ISSUES IN FIXED COSTS This chapter considers in more detail some issues that were too expansive for the Chapter One’s summary of the fixed costs regime. These issues do not fit under the heading of one costs scheme, as they may span the whole regime. Can […]
Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. Why do you need a family lawyer? If you ask this question from someone, you might have to hear when you need a divorce. Yes, this is part of a family attorney’s job, but that’s just a small chunk […]
Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. If you or your loved one has been accused of a crime, you should immediately seek the help of a criminal defense lawyer. The longer you will take to contest your charges, the harder it will get to deal […]
CHAPTER ONE – THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION AND ITS REGULATEES Following recommendations for an independent commission in reports by the Select Committee on Home Affairs (“the Howarth working group”),[1] the Committee on Standards in Public Life (“the Neill Committee”),[2] and the Independent Commission on the Voting System (“the Jenkins Commission”),[3] the Electoral […]
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