Freezing Orders and Recent Court Clarifications – Insights from Dos Santos v Unitel SA [2024] EWCA Civ 1109 In Dos Santos v Unitel SA [2024] EWCA Civ 1109, the Court of Appeal examined key elements surrounding freezing orders, specifically refining the “good…
£38,700 Salary – Too High To Pay Skilled Workers? New Entrant Salary Discount: A Guide for UK Sponsors and Applicants The UK’s Skilled Worker Visa offers skilled migrant workers a pathway into the UK workforce, with provisions like the New…
Understanding No-Fault Evictions: Current and Upcoming Legal Changes In landlord-tenant relationships, “no-fault evictions” have become a significant and contentious issue. This term refers to situations where a landlord seeks to repossess their property from a tenant who has not breached…
Relief from Forfeiture In Lease Renewal Dispute In the case of Hush Brasseries Limited v RLUKREF Nominees (UK) One Limited & Anor [2022] EWHC 3018 (Ch), the High Court issued a significant ruling that has profound implications for landlords, particularly…
Guide to Litigation Privilege Litigation privilege Litigation privilege is a legal principle that protects certain communications and documents created or exchanged in the context of pending or anticipated litigation from being disclosed to the other party or in court. This…
Guide to Professional Privilege Legal Professional Privilege Legal professional privilege (LPP) is a fundamental legal principle that protects the confidentiality of communications between a lawyer and their client. This privilege is essential for ensuring that clients can speak freely and…
The Court of Appeal’s ruling in Gill v Lees News Ltd has introduced pivotal clarifications on the criteria under which a landlord may oppose a lease renewal under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954).
On 5th June 2024, a notable legal victory was achieved by a team of lawyers at KTS Legal, led by Mr Tekcan Tek. A Court order permitted the recovery of a substantial sum of cash for KTS Legal’s client (Respondent).
Embracing Substantial Transformations Ahead – The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 The UK Government’s sudden decision to signal a snap Election slated for 4 July 2024, created a sense of urgency within Parliament to address pending Bills before its dissolution on 24 May 2024.
Recently, the UK Home Office has significantly increased the frequency and thoroughness of compliance audits for sponsorship licence holders.