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The Environment Act 2021: Conservation Covenants

The Environment Act 2021: Conservation Covenants

Hazel Eccles, who leads our Agricultural & Rural Land and Renewable Energy & Environment teams, considers the introduction of conservation covenants by the Environment Act 2021.

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Trade Secrets infringer publicly shamed

Trade Secrets infringer publicly shamed

UK’s first reported publicity order granted for trade secrets infringements.

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Farming succession: the Lump Sum Exit Scheme

Farming succession: the Lump Sum Exit Scheme

Now is the time to consider the future of your farm with the introduction of the new ‘Lump Sum Exit Scheme’, which is intended to allow farmers to retire or take up a new occupation.

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Boundary Agreements and binding successors in title

Boundary Agreements and binding successors in title

The recent case of Gibson v New looked at the enforceability of Boundary Agreements on successors in title and third parties.

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Holiday pay rules – more change!

Holiday pay rules – more change!

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Fire and rehire

Fire and rehire

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That’s uplifting

That’s uplifting

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Preparing to sell part of your farm?

Preparing to sell part of your farm?

Kelsie Essenhigh, Legal Director in FSP’s Agriculture and Rural Land team considers what you should look for on a sale of part of agricultural land.

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Government seeks the power to stop builders building

Government seeks the power to stop builders building

The Government announced last week (on 14th February 2022) a proposed change to its Building Safety Bill, allowing a Government Minister to stop a named developer from doing development. This would be with no recourse for appeal or compensation, even where planning permission has been granted.

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The importance of knowledge and approval

The importance of knowledge and approval

Katharine Riley provides a summary of the recent case Reeves v Drew.

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Driverless Cars – who’s to blame?

Driverless Cars – who’s to blame?

The future legal framework has been mapped out by the Law Commissions of England, Scotland and Wales and proposes major legal changes for the driverless car era.

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JCT v NEC – which is the right contract choice for your project?

JCT v NEC – which is the right contract choice for your project?

In this article we will explore the key differences to be taken into account between the JCT and NEC contracts when deciding what form of contract is the right one for your project.

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