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Dealing with the bankruptcy of a supplier

No matter how prudent you are with your own financial dealings, you cannot fully protect yourself against the financial misfortunes of others. In times of economic uncertainty, the ... More

Managing debtors

Late payment of invoices can make or break a company – especially a small one. Many businesses are often not keen to chase debtors too hard for fear of damaging their relationship ... More

Outsourcing agreements

Outsourcing is an increasingly popular option for businesses wishing to cut their costs, make use of outside expertise, and focus on their core purpose. Outsourcing is where a business ... More

Overview of commercial agreements

Joining commercial ventures with other businesses may be an attractive proposition, especially, for example, if you or the other party want to sell your products in unfamiliar ... More

Recovering debts from other people or companies

It’s infuriating, sometimes embarrassing, and can be costly. There are, however, various avenues open to you when a debtor refuses to pay up. First steps When attempting to ... More

Terminating franchise agreements

A franchise is a mutually beneficial business agreement, where the franchisor (for example, a large business such as McDonald’s) allows a franchisee to use its business idea. This ... More

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White Goods in a Rental

This is a breach of contract - the flat as seen when you signed the contract was not delivered. I'd suggest asking a lawyer or perhaps Citizens Advice adviser to write to your landlord on your ... More

Change of hours

Hello i am a part-time worker due to study commitments. before i started work it was agreed that i could work 8.00-4.00pm four days a week to meet these commitments. I do not have this in writing. ... More

White Goods in a Rental

We have recently moved into a property. At the initial viewing, there was a refrigerator and a washing machine in the property. I commented to the person showing the house that I'd hoped the ... More

Deducting wages

i think that's against the law, unless it's written in your contract, but even then it might be against the law. If your employer just does that to you and nobody else then that's ... More

Obtaining Retention payments in the construction Industry

Would this be covered in your contract? Has your employer told you why they're being ... More

Property (buying & selling, etc.)

Theoretically perhaps the agent depending on the contract you have. Five years probably pushes you outside the limitation period on ... More

Deducting wages

I don't think the employer can deduct time off wages - it's either a disciplinary matter or not. The employer can't take it upon his or herself to fine you. It is arbitrary and bad practice. Also ... More

Purchase of Freehold of house

Were you given a quote at the start, which you accepted? If so, there isn't really anything you can do. The time for you to have looked into the cost was before you made a contract with the ... More

T privacy vs. L rights

I'm for the first time renting in the UK, and I need some information on what a landlord/letting agent may do, and what he can't do. I've been living in my flat for 18months now and still have a ... More

Pensions

Is there any legal recourse against a private pensions fund that has lost the holder lots of money? ie If a pension has dwindled in size, is there any way the money can be retrieved before the age of ... More

Occupiers liability

As a prospective landlord of privately rented out flats, am i best to ask a solicitor to draw up the lease or can I just pluck one from the internet?? I am worried about what would happen if, for ... More

Re: Have had my trust completely abused.. so upset.

Hi Amanda How distressing! Do you have a union/ professional organisation you can go to? Does the model release form say anything about nudity? (Im guessing not or you wouldn't have this ... More

gross misconduct ?

There seems to be a lot of assumptions and unproven allegations in this situation. I very much doubt that they can legally deduct £1500 out of your wage, unless you have a very strange contract of ... More