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| The End of Slavenburg |
Tuesday 08 November |
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With effect from 1
October 2011 new provisions relating to the registration of charges or
mortgages over land located in the UK created by overseas
companies came into force. Under the Overseas
Companies (Execution of Documents and Registration of Charges)
(Amendment) Regulations 2011, overseas companies will no longer
need to register charges or mortgages made against property in
England & Wales at Companies House.
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| Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Occupier's Liability Can Be Something Quite Atrocious |
Tuesday 08 November |
The recent case of Ruth Geary, who
took the decision to slide down a particularly impressive banister
in a manner similar to that of Mary Poppins, and the ensuing claim
made by her against the owner of the building for the substantial
injuries she suffered when she fell, acts as a useful reminder to
all landowners to be aware of their liability to visitors. In
this article, Richard Lloyd adds a spoonful of sugar to the
case law surrounding occupier's liability.
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| Causing a Stink..? |
Tuesday 08 November |
Michael Morris reviews whether a bad smell can be a
nuisance in the case of Hirose Electrical Limited v Peak
Ingredients Limited and the impact of the decision on occupiers of
business premises, particularly those engaged in
manufacturing.
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| Creating a Racket..? |
Tuesday 08 November |
Michael Morris looks at the impact on
landowners of a nuisance claim against their
tenants. The case of Lawrence v Fen Tigers
Limited confirmed that there is no defence in a claim for
nuisance that the claimant moved to a property already
affected by the nuisance. This rule was established in a case
where a cricket club was found liable for a nuisance from
cricket balls repeatedly landing in the gardens of neighbouring
properties.
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| Key Contacts |
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 | | Guernsey | Michael Morris Senior Associate | Contact Michael on +44 (0)1481 734263 or via email |
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|  | | Guernsey | Richard Lloyd Associate | Contact Richard on +44 (0)1481 734255 or via email |
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