The Upper Tribunal (UT) has rejected a landowner's appeal against the dismissal of his application for the determination of a boundary between a strip of land he owned and the garden of a neighbouring house. He had originally owned a large house with...
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A fashion retailer has successfully defended a claim of infringement of unregistered design rights brought against it by a clothing designer. The designer mainly promoted herself through social media. Her work had achieved recognition in two fashion...
A taxpayer who mistakenly believed she had submitted her self-assessment tax return has successfully appealed against late filing penalties totalling £1,600, after the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) accepted that she had a reasonable excuse for the delay. ...
A property management company has successfully appealed a First-tier Tribunal (FTT) decision that had significantly reduced a leaseholder’s service charge liability, with the Upper Tribunal (UT) finding that the FTT had failed to provide sufficient...
The Family Division of the High Court has declined a mother’s application under the 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, seeking the return of her three children from England to Lithuania. Background The...
In a significant judgment for employment and corporate liability law, the High Court has ruled that vicarious liability to third parties does not transfer to the new employer under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006...
Willett & Co Proudly Supporting Wills Week 2025 for St Nicholas Hospice Care Week Commencing 23 June 2025 Willett & Co are proud to once again support Wills Week 2025 , in partnership with St Nicholas Hospice Care — a much-valued...
The Law Commission has published its long-anticipated report, Modernising Wills Law , setting out a series of recommendations designed to bring the legal framework governing wills into the 21st century. The proposals aim to uphold testamentary freedom while...
A restaurant business has partially succeeded in challenging VAT and Corporation Tax (CT) assessments and penalties issued by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), following a First-tier Tribunal (FTT) decision that underscores the critical importance of...
The High Court has discharged a worldwide freezing injunction and accompanying access and imaging order made without notice against a holding company and one of its directors, citing the applicants' failure to provide full and frank disclosure. The...
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