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According to the latest statistics published by the Ministry of Justice 1,040,589 money claims were issued in England and Wales during 2010. It is believed that the 2011 figures (once published) will be even higher. With over a million claims …
South West legal firm Stephens Scown LLP has been ranked at number one for its commercial property and family work in the latest edition of Legal 500. The firm’s agriculture and estates, planning and environment teams have also climbed the …
South West regional law firm Stephens Scown has won two industry accolades at the Finance Monthly Law Awards 2011, it has been announced today. Stephens Scown, which has offices in Exeter, Truro and St Austell, has secured the titles of …
The Court of Appeal has recently decided that an agent who innocently misrepresents the name of his principal, when entering into a contract with a third party, should not be personally liable to that third party. The facts of the …
If you’re lucky enough to have negotiated a break option, it may be worth checking your lease and carefully considering the terms of the break clause. Firstly, if you’re looking to move, you need to be sure the moving costs, …
Landlords since April 2007, must protect a Tenant’s deposit within a Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) in order to avoid a claim by the Tenant for non-protection, as the like seen in recent cases Potts -v- Densley and Gladehurst Properties Limited …
A new landmark ruling by the Supreme Court over planning breaches should act as a serious warning to landowners and developers in the Westcountry, according to one regional law firm. Peter Edwards, a solicitor with Truro-based Stephens Scown, says the …
Supreme Court overturns Court of Appeal decision in Beesley The 2010 cases of Fidler and Beesley involving enforcement against unauthorised dwellings in the countryside were widely reported and made headline news in the national press. So significant was the impact …
As the trend for living in town and city centres gathered pace during the course of the last two decades, there has been an explosion in the development of small, medium and large blocks of apartments as new build projects. …
The 2011 Budget Statement proposes various changes to the planning system to stimulate economic growth and sustainable development. George Osborne’s foreword to The Plan for Growth states that the country needs ‘to step up a gear’ and ‘become less burdened …
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