Devils Kitchen York took prideof place in the York Business Week calendar with team Rollitstaking on HSBC at The Holiday Inn. A close fought battle sawboth sides delight their guests...
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In the article “The Tenancy Deposit Scheme: Back from the Brink – again?”, I highlighted the amendments being made to those parts of Housing Act 2004 relating to the Tenancy...
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The recent decision fromScotland in the Sheriff Court case of Cowan vBennett has once again shown some of the difficultiesfor a claimant to establish a defamation claim. There is no...
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Rollits has advised Andy Clayand Rob Sadler of Begbies Traynor LLP, the joint Administrators ofJudges Lodgings Limited, on the sale of the Judges Lodgings Hotelin York to brewer Daniel Thwaites...
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In these times of austerity, more and more property owners are becoming reluctant Landlords of residential properties. Also,existing private residential Landlords who currently utilise property management organisations, faced with increasing...
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Eight lawyers from Rollitshave been named as “leaders in their field” in the latest editionof Chambers UK – the definitive guide to law firms in theUK. The firm was also...
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After prolonged delay, it appears as though the charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) is almost finally upon us. Nick Hurd, Minister for Civil Society confirmed that the draft supporting legal framework...
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In the article”Branching Out: dealing with encroaching tree branches“(August 2012) I discussed the issue of tree branches that encroach onto a neighbour’s land. In this article, I will focus on...
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In January 2012, I reported on a decision by Mr Justice Akenhead in the case of Systech International Limited v PC Harrington Contractors Limited. In that case, Harrington had refused...
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In my previous article “Failure to Mediate” I considered two cases that demonstrated the costs implication that a party could face (even if they successfully won their case) by refusing,...
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Geneva has been the venue for a powerhouse conference in the intellectual property world with some of the world’s leading technology companies meeting with academics from around the world and...
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Faced with a customer who is not paying its invoices, the standard remedy is to threaten the issue of County Court proceedings to recover the debt. The problem with this...
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Lawyers Sheridan Ball and Karen Myles have achievedre-accreditation to the Law Society Advanced Family LawPanel. The Advanced Family Law Panel is an accreditation scheme forsolicitors who can demonstrate skills in...
In the article “Get off my land … and into jail” dated16 May 2012, we discussed the Legal Aid Sentencing and Punishmentof Offenders Act 2012 (“the Act”) and in particular...
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Finance Act 2012 introduced a brand new tax relief for individual investing in small trading companies between 6 April 2012 and 5 April 2017. It is called Seed Enterprise Investment...
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“He owes me money so why can`t I set that off against the sum awarded by the Adjudicator?” For many, it seems only fair that if someone owes them money,...
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The Ministry of Justice has just published the annualEmployment Tribunal and EAT statistics (to 31 March2012). These show a 15% fall in the number of ET claims but thatcosts awards...
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In the recent case of Hannon v Hillingdon Homes Limited [2012], the High Court held a Landlord liable for injuries suffered by a third party who fell through a gap...
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A survey of the country`s top 500 law firms has once againrecognised Rollits as one of the pre-eminent commercial law firmsin the region with the firm receiving acknowledgement as a...
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Eric Pickles, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, announced on 6 September, a number of proposed changes to the Planning regime in order to assist in the construction...
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Fashion designer Christian Louboutin is making news not on the catwalks, but in the New York Courts this year, as his case against fellow designer Yves St Laurent over what...
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Earlier this year, we commented on the case of Munir Patel, who was the first individual to be subjected to a prison sentence under the Bribery Act 2010. Mr Patel,...
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This archaic method of rent recovery could soon be a thing of the past. The Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 provides for the introduction of a new regime called...
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In addition to setting out the legislative framework for the “Green Deal”, a scheme enabling businesses and households to have energy saving works carried out to their properties and to...
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We are pleased to have advised Coopland & Son(Scarborough) Limited, the Scarborough-based bakery business, onits acquisition of 22 shops, a fleet of around 10 retail vans and a50,000 sq. ft...
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The Human Rights Act has in recent months caused particular issues for local authorities and social housing landlords with tenants seeking to rely upon Article 8 (the Right to Home...
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Rollits property dispute resolution team specialises in property based disputes, including boundary disputes, right of way disputes and trespass and nuisance claims involving private individuals, body corporates and government departments....
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Yorkshire businesses helped to raise over £4,000 forcharity at our golf day in July. Twenty five teams took part in the charity golf event atBrough Golf Club, which raised funds...
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