CHAPTER TWO – WHAT IS A STATUTORY NUISANCE? “Statutory Nuisance” is defined in s79 EPA. This is a definition which applies equally to Local Authority Abatement Notices (under s80 EPA) and private prosecutions for Abatement Orders under s82 EPA. It is therefore a more far-reaching definition than is likely to be […]
CHAPTER ONE – FORFEITURE: THE STATUTORY FRAMEWORK “Liable to Forfeiture” The Customs and Excise Management Act 1979 (“CEMA” or “the Act”) makes numerous references to items being seized and/or detained as being “liable to forfeiture” in a wide range of circumstances but fails to provide any statutory definition of the phrase. […]
CHAPTER ONE – INTRODUCTION It is unfortunately the case that for numerous reasons a party to divorce proceedings may die. In such circumstances the legal process can be significantly complicated, and, depending upon the stage at which the party dies, different considerations or alternative remedies may need to be pursued. This […]
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