Overage, clawback and uplift are terms used interchangeably. They describe agreements made between a seller and purchaser of land or property and provide for the seller to receive a share in the uplift in value

Christian Louboutin used his assistant’s red nail varnish to paint the sole of a pair of shoes in 1992 and from this developed a world famous brand which is somewhat of a phenomenon. As Louboutin’s

Earlier this year the Court of Appeal gave judgment in the case of Oraki and another v Bramston and another. The case involved the Court considering the liability of the Trustee in Bankruptcy for an

The number of people claiming compensation in the case of a flight delay is on the increase, regardless as to the reason of the delay. Being a private pilot myself, there is always a sentence

There is a well-known shortage of housing in this country and there is a lot of new build housing being pushed in all parts of the country. Much of the building is being built by

In certain circumstances, the Court may be prepared to grant an Occupation Order to one party to prevent the other party from returning to the property where there has been domestic violence or threats of

As a general rule a bankruptcy petition should be presented to the appropriate court closest to the debtor’s home or place of business. In the event that the debtor is subject to an individual voluntary

In the normal course of events when a company becomes insolvent it will be placed into an insolvency regime where the office holder will look to realise its assets and make a distribution to creditors,

The High Court has recently confirmed that the hearing of a bankruptcy petition is not the correct venue to raise a challenge to liability. Under the Council Tax (Administration and Enforcement) Regulations 1992 where an