Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. Another name that Tax audit representation goes by is “audit defense” and is a service offered by many legal or tax professionals on behalf of you as the taxpayer, as a legal entity or individual and usually step in […]
CHAPTER TWO – TENANCIES WHICH ARE PROTECTED BY THE LTA 1954 Section 23(1) LTA 1954 states that ‘Subject to the provisions of this Act, this Part of this Act applies to any tenancy where the property comprised in the tenancy is or includes premises which are occupied by the tenant […]
CHAPTER THREE – THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONTEMPT Lord Mansfield CJ said in Morgan v Jones (1773) Lofft 160, 176 “Most of the disputes in the world arise from words.” Not unlike medicine or dentistry, the legal profession and the courts have had their own way of excluding laypeople from understanding the […]
CHAPTER ONE – THE INITIAL HEARING Arrest under certified request/warrant Powers of arrest The 2003 Act provides for a range of powers of arrest in order to give effect to extradition requests. In Part 1 cases, the position is relatively straightforward since no domestic arrest warrant is required in order to […]
Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. There’s no correct way to respond to the unexpected death of a family member or loved one. During the grieving process, it’s difficult to think clearly and simply know what to do next. Regrettably, suicide and unexpected death are […]
Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. In reality, a person who filed a lawsuit doesn’t always receive round-the-clock surveillance and police protection. There are instances when the accused continuously harasses the victim into retracting the lawsuit. When this happens, the victim may file for a […]
CHAPTER FIVE – MENTAL CAPACITY ACT 2005: THE PRINCIPLES The current legal framework in relation to mental capacity was established by the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (“MCA”). The MCA makes it clear that the definition of lack of capacity and the test of capacity as set out in the MCA […]
CHAPTER SEVEN – BUYING CUSTOMER DATA Why do Financial Services companies buy personal data? Companies in financial services may buy personal data for a host of different reasons. For example: Marketing – Companies may buy personal data to send individuals marketing information about their products and services. Risk Exposure – […]
Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. No matter how big or small your business is, no matter which industry you are in, contracts must always be one of your essentials. These documents can help you minimize the risks that come with any business venture. In […]
CHAPTER TWO – INCAPACITY AND THE 2000 ACT For the purposes of the 2000 Act, an “adult” is a person who has attained the age of 16 years [1]. The definition of “incapacity” provided in the 2000 Act is to the effect that it: “means incapable of– (a) acting; or […]
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