Government Crackdown on Use of NDAs
In the wake of the controversy surrounding the misuse of Non-disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and settlement agreements, the UK government has announced they will be introducing new legislation to crack down on abuses of the system. There has been mounting pressure on...
Increase in Inheritance Disputes
Planning the practical arrangements after your death is a matter that most people would prefer not to think about, but it’s vital that you consider what happens to your assets when the inevitable happens. The death of a loved one is a time of considerable emotional...
Court of Appeal: Nalders LLP continue to act for successful tenant in challenge to an invalidly served s146 Notice
On 8 February 2019, the Court of Appeal (Civil Division) handed down Judgment in Toms v Ruberry [2019] EWCA Civ 128. This is a significant and rare decision on the validity of notices before forfeiture. Nalders LLP acted as solicitors for the successful...
Be Careful who you Trust …
Once again dismissing the idea of common law marriages and rights, the High Court has dismissed an ex-partner’s claim for a share in the sale proceeds of a farm owned by her partner. Mr Griffey bought the farm in his sole name with a mortgage granted to him alone. ...