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A Declaration of Trust creates a tenancy in common whereby the sole legal owner confirms she holds the beneficial title to a property on trust for herself and a contributor as tenants in common. How should the Declaration of Trust be registered at HM Land Registry, and with which form?

A Declaration of Trust creates a tenancy in common whereby the sole legal owner confirms she holds the beneficial title to a property on trust for herself and a contributor as tenants in common. How should the Declaration of Trust be registered at HM Land Registry, and with which form?

A Declaration of Trust creates a tenancy in common whereby the sole legal owner confirms she holds the beneficial title to a property on trust for

A couple (A and B) have agreed to separate, sell their jointly owned home, and split the proceeds. A intends to use her share of the sale proceeds to purchase another property simultaneously with the sale of the joint home. Can the same solicitor act for both parties in respect of the sale and just for A for the purchase? Can A and B formalise their agreement as to sale proceeds immediately by entering into a declaration of trust?

A couple (A and B) have agreed to separate, sell their jointly owned home, and split the proceeds. A intends to use her share of the sale proceeds to purchase another property simultaneously with the sale of the joint home. Can the same solicitor act for both parties in respect of the sale and just for A for the purchase? Can A and B formalise their agreement as to sale proceeds immediately by entering into a declaration of trust?

A couple (A and B) have agreed to separate, sell their jointly owned home, and split the proceeds. A intends to use her share of the sale proceeds to

A deposit was put in a tenancy deposit scheme (TDS) by a landlord’s agent. The landlord then changed agents without informing the TDS. At the end of the tenancy, the landlord raised a deposit dispute for disrepair with the original agent, but the original agent did not inform the TDS of the dispute and returned the full deposit to the tenant. Does the landlord have a claim against the original agent or the tenant in respect of the cost of rectifying the disrepair?

A deposit was put in a tenancy deposit scheme (TDS) by a landlord’s agent. The landlord then changed agents without informing the TDS. At the end of the tenancy, the landlord raised a deposit dispute for disrepair with the original agent, but the original agent did not inform the TDS of the dispute and returned the full deposit to the tenant. Does the landlord have a claim against the original agent or the tenant in respect of the cost of rectifying the disrepair?

A deposit was put in a tenancy deposit scheme (TDS) by a landlord’s agent. The landlord then changed agents without informing the TDS. At the end of

A company which has been granting awards over its own shares to its employees now also wishes to do so for workers who are engaged via an employer of record. Are there any additional issues that it needs to be aware of, and what documentation should it be using?

A company which has been granting awards over its own shares to its employees now also wishes to do so for workers who are engaged via an employer of record. Are there any additional issues that it needs to be aware of, and what documentation should it be using?

A company which has been granting awards over its own shares to its employees now also wishes to do so for workers who are engaged via an employer of

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