Your Speaker on 16th May 2018 is Michael Sherry. Wednesday 16th May 2018 4.30pm-5.30pm Calyco Room, St James’ Buildings, Oxford Street, Manchester Followed by drinks and a chance to discuss the issues. Topics covered A general update and specific issues including: • Part 7 Ch1 to 4 overview Case law • the general background; • […]
The existence of mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution can be traced throughout legal history, right back to when the Romans first developed a sophisticated legal system. At any moment in time, both formal and informal means of resolution co-existed. How the balance made between these two different approaches would vary from time […]
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Where are we now – risks and advantages plus family constitutions. Your Speaker on 23rd May 2018 is Michael Sherry Family investment companies: • Entrepreneurs relief vs Substantial shareholding exemption • Possibilities for BPR • Modifying shareholdings to give gradual shift of value • Freezer shares • Voting only shares • Capital reduction shares • […]
Monday 23rd April 4.30pm – 5.30pm Red Room – Calyco, St James’ Building 61 – 95 Oxford Street, Manchester, M1 6EJ Followed by drinks and a chance to discuss the issues. No charge for attendance. The seminar will concentrate on business property relief: review of cases (including recent decision in Ross) the 2 year rule and […]
Article by James Byrne Though this truism was scribed by Plato around 380 BC in his seminal work on justice, ‘The Republic’, little has changed. Fraudulent personal injury claims are a booming business. You only have to open the tabloid press on any given day and you are likely to see the photograph of a […]
Join Lorraine Mensah for a short session on this hot topic. Lorraine Mensah Lorraine was appointed Immigration Judge in 2007. She provides specialist advice in the areas of European law and specifically rights for workers, Nationality issues, Immigration applications both under Appendix FM and the Points based system, deportation and Human Rights and has acquired […]
Topics covered A general update and specific issues including: • Part 7 Ch1 to 4 overview Case law • the general background; • Grays Timber, Tower Radio, UBS, Cyclops etc. Specific issues • offshore • salary reduced and dividends on new acquired shares • voting/not voting for dividends shortly after acquisition – effect on value? […]
Charles Feeny has been invited to speak at the 2018 Social History of Medicine Conference “Conformity, Resistance Dialogue and Deviance in Health and Medicine” at the University of Liverpool in July 2018. Charles Feeny will be participating in a round table discussion on Primodos chaired by Jesse Olszynko-Gryn of the University of Cambridge. Primodos was […]
25/01/18. “Public policy is a very unruly horse, and when once you get astride, you never know where it will carry you.” These oft repeated words were those of Borough J in Richardson v. Mellish in 1824 and are the first reference to the much repeated maxim, that resorting to public policy is equivalent to mounting […]