Places of Worship (Enfranchisement) Act 1920 A little visited part of the statute books, the Places of Worship (Enfranchisement) Act 1920 conveys a powerful right available to religious groups utilising a property as a place

A Right To Manage Claim could be the perfect solution Far too often we hear of leaseholders who are at a loss as to what to do, due to their landlord’s poor management of their

Confusion over whose interest you represent is another common trap. When a case involves many parties, it can be far from simple. An architect instrumental in creating the famous biomes of the Eden Project in

One hundred years after his death and Wynne Edwin Baxter is a name that is still well known by the people of Lewes. He was a remarkable figure, and we know him best as the

Wynne Edwin Baxter was born and raised in Lewes to a local printer William Baxter, and he was educated at Lewes Old Grammar School. He started his first legal practice in the town in 1867

So, you have not performed your contractual obligations, or a customer has not performed theirs: what are your next steps? The first point to make is that contract law has never been a fan of

Lord Templeman was well known for his bold and significant contributions to English Law. One of his most profound was the ‘golden rule’ established in Kenward v Adams [1975] CLY 359: “In the case of

In the Deputyship Department one of the most common questions clients ask us is “What’s the difference between Lasting Powers of Attorney and Deputyship?” The answer is fairly straightforward – a Lasting Power of Attorney