In what circumstances, if any, is it appropriate to imply a term into a lease that prohibits a tenant from using the demised premises for an illegal purpose? That was the issue in Assethold Ltd v Interface Properties Ltd [2024] UKUT 371 (LC).
Varying your child maintenance: it can pay dividends!

This article is in the form of a question and answer – what happens if your Child Maintenance Service (CMS) Assessment is unexpectedly low, and yet you suspect your ex is far richer than the CMS calculate? Can you claim the costs of pursuing this?
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