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100 Years of Intestacy Rules
Enacted on the 9th April 1925, Administration of Estates Act (1925) came into force on the 1st January 1926, and has since dictated the rules on how a deceased persons estate is distributed in the absence of a valid Will. These are known as the intestacy rules.
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Martyn’s Law Receives Royal Assent – Changes Resulting From Manchester Arena Attack
On 3 April 2025 the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 received Royal Assent.
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Security of Tenure for Business Tenants – Law Commission Consultation on Changes
Security of tenure for business tenants in England and Wales has been governed for 70 years by Part ll of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954).
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The Ink is Wet, The Story is Theirs: Navigating the UK Press in Commercial Litigation
Imagine the chilling ping of a media enquiry hitting your inbox. Your client’s name, a sensitive commercial dispute, and the looming shadow of public scrutiny
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The 10-year Period For Adverse Possession Of Registered Land
Adverse possession of registered land is governed by Schedule 6 of the Land Registration Act 2002 (“Schedule 6”).
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USA Tariffs – Impact For UK Businesses and Effects on Employees
We live in an uncertain world when it comes to economics. On a daily basis, many things can affect how the businesses operate and whether they are profitable.
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Understanding the Intestacy Rules in England and Wales
The intestacy rules apply when someone dies in England or Wales without a valid Will.
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Jemma Izzard – Childcare Team, Reaccredited To The Children Panel.
The Childcare Team at Wilson Browne Solicitors is delighted to say that Jemma Izzard has been…
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Build More Homes Summit
Partners Tom Warrender and Jenny Woodruff attended the Inside Housing Build More Homes Summit in London on 2nd April 2025.
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Concerns About An Attorney?
It is no secret that Lasting Powers of Attorney have been used as a way of controlling people or to aid financial abuse. But there are things you can do if you have concerns about an Attorneys behaviour.
