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LATEST NEWS AND EBRIEFINGS
The Procurement Bill moves house
The Procurement Bill moved to the House of Commons on 14 December 2022. We highlight just some of the many changes to the Bill since it was first published.
Wednesday 4 January 2023
Charities monthly round-up March 2023
In this edition, we look at 2023 annual returns, more news on the financial side including HMRC’s new anti-tax avoidance scheme and changes to auto-enrolment pensions in the pipeline, gag clauses and the ability of charities to enter into public debates and the Charity Commission’s consultation on social media guidance.
The perils of rushing redundancies to avoid pension costs: lessons learned
The case of Cook v Gentoo Group Limited confirms that you can’t rush redundancy procedures!
New ruling on Japanese knotweed – Defendants beware? Time will tell…
The Court of Appeal has recently handed down judgment in the case of Davies v Bridgend County Borough Council [2023] EWCA Civ 80, in which an earlier ruling, that diminution in value of property in case of Japanese knotweed nuisance amounts to an irrecoverable economic loss, was overturned.
Service charge – time to pay up and argue later
The Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal of Blacks Outdoor Retail, in favour of their landlords over the amount of service charge payable in the lease.
