CHAPTER ONE – THE MANOR AND ITS DEVELOPMENT Introduction The English manor existed as a working institution from Anglo-Saxon times until the end of 1925. Its zenith ran from the Norman Conquest of 1066 until 1289, when the statute of Quia Emptores initiated a process of gradual decline drawn out over […]
CHAPTER TWO – THE COMPLAINT Central to the role of the FOS is the resolution of complaints. The concept of a ‘complaint’ is one that appears throughout DISP, so it makes sense to consider this first before going on to look at the FOS’s jurisdiction (as to which, see the following […]
CHAPTER THREE – SCHEDULE 1 AND STATUTORY CHILD SUPPORT: A DOUBLE ACT? This legislation is underused. I seek to explain here its origins and objectives. It was the warmup act for the Child Support Act 1991, but it can be so much more than the big-name headline went on to achieve. […]
CHAPTER ONE – BACKGROUND It is unlikely that anyone will forget the world’s most recent significant infectious health crisis – Covid-19 that reportedly has caused over 7 million worldwide deaths[1] between January 2020 and December 2024, making it the fifth-deadliest pandemic epidemic in history. Another estimate says between 18.2 to 33.5 […]
CHAPTER ONE – ESTATE MANAGEMENT, TENANCY AGREEMENTS, POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Given the target audience of this book, I do not anticipate that it will be read by many landlords who do not have up-to-date management policies. Registered Providers must have policies and procedures in place, and they must be fit for […]
CHAPTER TWO 1991 ACT TENANCIES The expression “1991 Act tenancy” applies to a range of agricultural tenancies created in a variety of circumstances. Many of these tenancies came into effect long before the enactment of the 1991 Act. This chapter discusses the defining characteristics of such tenancies and the various […]
CHAPTER TWO – THE MEANING OF “DISHONESTY” Ivey v Genting Casinos UK Ltd [2017] UKSC 67 In Ivey v Genting Casinos UK Ltd [2017] UKSC 67, the Supreme Court expounded the test which is to be applied when the Court is determining whether a person has acted ‘dishonestly’. Facts Phil Ivey […]
CHAPTER ONE – THRESHOLD FOR MAKING AN APPLICATION Despite the wording of s.1(2) of the Act which provides that “any person may apply to the High Court for a declaration that the missing person is presumed to be dead.”, the Act does not confer a general right upon any person to […]
CHAPTER ONE – INTRODUCTION: THE EQUALITY ACT 2010 IN THE SCHOOL CONTEXT The legal framework Primary legislation The Equality Act 2010 (“EqA”) came into force on 1 October 2010, consolidating and strengthening a patchwork of pre-existing anti-discrimination laws. It provides a single legal framework to promote equality and to protect individuals […]
CHAPTER TWO – OUR STARTING POINT – PUPILS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS AND/OR DISABILITIES (SEND) Section 20 Children and Families Act 2014 We will start by setting out the definition of SEND under the existing legislation, now ten years old which followed a major review of SEND law: (1) A child […]
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