Have you seen my catalytic converter?
In February this year, VOSA issued a notice stating that “Any vehicle where a catalytic converter or particulate filter is missing where one was fitted as standard will fail the test”.
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Unfair on Employees? Latest figures from Employment Tribunals
New figures released by HM Courts and Tribunal Service show that claims to Tribunals are down 71%
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REMINDER – Antenatal rights for expectant fathers from 01 October 2014
The rights will not be to the same level as expectant mothers.
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A costly lesson – a thorough investigation must be undertaken before a dismissal is made
A full investigation should always be undertaken and correctly documented to protect yourself.
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We recently appealed a decision given against one of our clients by a District Judge in a small claims court matter
Getting someone else to pay for your own mistakes is a principle that we would all love to adopt when it suits us – but only in the judiciary are they seemingly able to.
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Lemons that don’t leave a bitter taste
In the wake of the recent Ryder Cup, I looked to see how those across the pond give rights to buyers whilst balancing it against protecting decent car traders against “rogue” consumers.
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Britain’s Got Talent – but not always in spelling!
Your client has sold the car in breach of contact.
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Former rental car was sold by a dealer to a buyer who thought the vehicle had one previous owner
Of course if the dealer is aware that the vehicle is from a driving school then he/she would be obliged to disclose that fact.
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Renting out properties as an additional source of income
As with any other commercial transaction, a clearly written contract is always a good starting point for making clear the terms of any agreement and avoiding arguments.
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Just what is the Golden Rule?
Even if you think your customer has no chance, he or she actually has every chance if you do nothing.
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REMINDER – INCREASE IN MINIMUM WAGE FROM 01 OCTOBER 2014
Minimum wage is increasing again for those aged 21 and over from £6.31 to £6.50 per hour and those aged 18 to 20 will also increase from £5.03 to £5.13 per hour.
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Potential new rules for debt claims in the County Court
Today, anyone can start a claim via their iPad (other mobile devices are available) without even stepping out from under their duvet.
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