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Party Walls: Law and Practice Fourth edition
£121.00Quick ViewWritten by a team of specialist practitioners, provides an authoritative explanation of the law regulating the building, maintenance and repair of party walls, and sets out the process for settling disputes between parties under the Party Wall etc Act 1996. This fourth edition has been updated and expanded to include full guidance on potential problem areas, and analysis of significant case law since the 3rd edition including: Lea Valley Developments Limited v Derbyshire (Technology and Construction Court 2017) The Queen on the Application of Farrs Lane Development Limited v Bristol Magistrates Court (High Court 2016) Gray v Elite Town Management Ltd (Court of Appeal 2016) Patel v Peters (Court of Appeal 2014) A comprehensive selection of precedents is provided, including notices, appeals, requests and awards, together with the full text of the Party Wall etc Act 1996. Party Walls: Law and Practice is essential reading for all property lawyers, surveyors and architects. Contributors Alistair Redler, Senior Partner, Delva Patman Redler LLP Chartered Surveyors. Seller Inventory # ABE-1709741938248
Patterson & Karim on Judicial Review Third edition
£243.00Quick ViewThe third edition of Judicial Review: Law and Practice has been updated to provide practitioners with a comprehensive companion to judicial review proceedings. It covers the substantive law of judicial review including grounds of review and remedies, and looks in detail at the practice and procedure specific to such claims. The largest part of the work is dedicated to individual areas of the law where judicial review is relevant, including planning and environment, community care, housing, mental health, criminal law, education, licensing, central/local government and immigration law. It provides a wide-ranging coverage of administrative law and its niche practice areas including essential procedural rules, forms and guidance issued by the Administrative Court. Whether you are a specialist public lawyer or whether you practice in areas of law where expertise in judicial review is required, Judicial Review: Law and Practice provides the guidance you need to take on and manage cases confidently. Seller Inventory # ABE-1709873746609
Pensions and Corporate Insolvency: A Practitioner’s Guide
£199.00Quick ViewThere are some important developments in pensions and insolvency notably the Supreme Court decision pending in Bloom v The Pensions Regulator which focuses on the Regulator’s rights where it issues its notice after the commencement of the administration of the recipient. At the same time, the Regulator continues to assess its ability to impose its powers in the UK and overseas following the decision in Sea Containers Limited. At the same time, its contribution notice in relation to the Bonas Group Pension Scheme was settled at a much reduced figure out of court, following some significant criticism of its approach in Michel van der Wiele v the Pensions Regulator 2011. All of this happens in the context of the English common law’s position on the enforcement of foreign judgments having been further refined by the Supreme Court’s October 2012 decision in Rubin v Eurofinance. Against this background Pensions and Corporate Insolvency: A Practitioner’s Guide sets out to explain law and practical issues that arise in pensions and insolvency. It covers the pensions law and institutions, powers of the regulators and the establishment of the PFF, sets out the process for preparing for an insolvency including financial assessment, negotiating with the parties involved and competing interests, how to structure the insolvency in terms of moving the liabilities away from the operating company and explains how to handle the assessment and PFF entry. There is also coverage on avoiding negotiation and the regulator risks. Other areas covered include solvent restructuring and international issues relating to exporting the Regulator’s powers. Seller Inventory # ABE-1709873819737
Pensions on Divorce: A Practitioner’s Handbook Third Edition
£147.00Quick ViewPensions on Divorce: A Practitioner s Handbook, is written by a distinctive author team of family law and actuarial experts. The book explains in an accessible practical style one of the most technical and pitfall-strewn areas of family law  – the valuation and division of pension rights in divorce settlements. At a time when practitioners are still grappling with unprecedented changes in pensions law, which has greatly affected the manner in which pension rights may be accessed, this handy practitioner text provides clear, comprehensive commentary on the law and procedure covering the different types of pensions, the powers and procedures of the court, the actuarial issues involved, and how to deal with the many different situations that can arise. This new edition contains full details of the major changes including many government-led developments such as pension freedoms introduced in April 2015 by Taxation of Pensions Act 2014 and the introduction of the new state pension in April 2016. These changes have affected the manner in which pensions fall to be considered by the court in many financial order applications. The book brings them altogether in a single authoritative source providing detailed and clear analysis on the topics covered, including: Different types of pension The State pensions Pension freedoms and divorce Law and procedure in relation to pension sharing orders Law and procedure in relation to pension attachment orders Pensions on Divorce and Insolvency Solutions for cases in which Pension Sharing Orders are not appropriate Pension sharing and attachment on dissolution of civil partnership The Section 25 factors, Fairness and Equality in relation to pensions Offsetting Actuarial issues arising from the use of CEs The shorter career public sector schemes Some longer career public sector schemes. Seller Inventory # ABE-1709873901278
Personal Insolvency Law in Practice
£199.00Quick ViewWith the entire canon of the Insolvency Rules 1986 being completely revised in October 2008, Personal Insolvency Law in Practice is a highly authoritative and practically relevant text approaching the subject from the point of view of the over-indebted individual. The text adopts a highly structured approach to each of the main remedies for insolvent individuals, explaining: * WHO are the main actors? * WHAT is the remedy? * WHEN should the remedy be used? * WHERE is the appropriate forum? * WHY is the remedy appropriate? * HOW does the remedy work? The book provides definitive black letter law, but with an emphasis on providing practical advice. It also makes use of all Dear IP and SIP materials, providing everything required by accountants. The leading author team, drawn from accountancy, the legal profession and academia ensures that the text encompasses all possible approaches to the subject. Seller Inventory # ABE-1709873977292
PLANNING LAW PRACTICE AND PRECEDENTS
£110.00Quick ViewThis comprehensive Law Book Publication on Planning Law Practice and Precedents is a must-have for anyone interested in the subject. The book covers a range of topics such as planning policies, environmental impact assessment, and development control. It is an ideal resource for students, legal practitioners, and anyone working in the field of town planning.The book is authored by Law Book Publication and includes relevant case studies and precedents that can be applied in real-life situations. The publication is ideal for those interested in law and planning, and is a valuable addition to any legal library.
Plucking the Goose: A Century of Taxation from the Great War to the Digital Age
£11.00Quick ViewAll profits from the book will be donated to the Chartered Institute of Taxation s Bridge the Gap initiative. The book is being published by Tolley to celebrate its centenary year in 2016. Featuring a series of essays and contributions from leading tax figures – including politicians, policy-makers and practitioners – the book charts the modern development of the British tax system since Charles Tolley published the world’s first tax card of rates and allowances in 1916. Among the themes explored are: * Why the First World War had such a critical impact on income tax, and how UK taxation has developed since then, with the part played by each of the major taxes * From squeezing the rich to incentive-based taxes, and why the single most important change in the income tax regime came with the Thatcher reforms of the 1980s * From direct to indirect taxation; the impact of joining the Common Market and the future for VAT in the post-Brexit era? * Corporation tax – from 52% to Google, and the development of the anti-avoidance landscape * The correlation between tax revenues and the benefits system * The changing role for investigation and regulation, and how the tax profession has developed alongside * The ‘State of Tax Today’ – the widening of the tax debate, greater public scrutiny and trust, and the ongoing need for simplification of the longest and most complex tax code in the world * On the horizon for taxpayers – ‘Making Tax Digital’, HMRC’s Business Tax Roadmap and what next after BEPS (the Base Erosion and Profit Sharing) initiative * Principles of tax – the potential for redrawing the parameters upon which taxation is presently based, including concepts of residence, source and accounting profit It includes an innovative fold-out timeline highlighting the main events from the Tolley centenary that have shaped the modern tax code and the tax profession. All profits from the book will be donated to the Chartered Institute of Taxation’s Bridge the Gap initiative that supports the work of the two tax advice charities, Tax Aid and Tax Help for Older People. Seller Inventory # ABE-1709874063454
Practical Commercial Precedents Looseleaf Full Set of 4 Volumes upto 2011
£160.00Quick ViewThis Practical Commercial Precedents Looseleaf Full Set of 4 Volumes up to 2011 is a must-have for anyone studying law. The set includes a wealth of knowledge from 2011 and covers various aspects of law, including adult learning and university. The Loose-Leaf feature makes it easy to navigate and find what you’re looking for quickly.
The publication year of 2011 makes it a recent addition to any law student’s collection, and the author, Law Book, is well-respected in the field. Whether you’re a student or a professional, this set is a valuable resource to have at your disposal.
