Whether Employees Terminated for Misconduct Entitled to Payment of Statutory Dues In this day and age of hire and fire, employers usually assume that statutory dues of a managerial employee terminated for misconduct can be legitimately forfeited. This assumption may be far from the established principles of applicable laws. Some of the post termination […]
You are invited to a FREE HR Seminar hosted by Turbervilles Solicitors specialists in human resources, employment law and immigration law. HOW TO DEAL WITH PROBLEMATIC EMPLOYEES Employees can become problem employees for all sorts of reasons: their lack of ability; their laziness; their bad behaviour; their efficiency; their lack of loyalty. The list goes on. Problem employees […]
Message from Lindsey Fealey – Chief Executive, Michael Sobell Hospice Charity Lindsey Fealey – Chief Executive, Michael Sobell Hospice Charity We are thrilled that Turbervilles Solicitors has chosen Michael Sobell Hospice to support and partner with. Building partnerships with local corporate organisations is very important to us, raising awareness of the hospice which provides comprehensive […]
BP&A, proud Partner of the London Stock Exchange Group, is very active on cross-border financial transactions (mergers, acquisition, listing projects, bond issuing, private equity operations). We operate with a broad network of international key financial players (investment funds, private equity and venture capital companies) with specific focus on small and medium sized companies. Today, alternative […]
New Indian Wind Resource Atlas Announced The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (“MNRE”), Government of India, through the National Institute of Wind Energy (NIWE), an autonomous institute of MNRE, has announced the “Indian Wind Resource Atlas : Online GIS”, with a tracking level of 100 metres, using scientific combination of satellite and one of […]
A misrepresentation is a false statement of fact made by one party to another, which, whilst not being a term of the contract, induces the other party to enter the contract. The effect of an actionable misrepresentation is to make the contract voidable, giving the innocent party the right to rescind the contract and/or claim […]
Joint bank accounts are useful mechanisms for the management of money on a daily basis. For example elderly parents may hold joint accounts with their children so that the children can manage and assist them with their daily activities as they get older. It is also very common with couples as it makes the payment […]
The crisis as an opportunity? Whitewashing. Forget it, the crises can threaten the survival of a company profoundly. This video is an interview with Balthasar and will appear with English subtitles shortly. For more information and contact http://www.wickipartners.ch/de/. Full Video Wicki Partners AG
Card Payments – Relaxation: The Reserve Bank of India has, in terms of its notification no. DPSS.CO.PD.No.2163/02.14.003/2014-2015 of May 14, 2015, relaxed the requirement of additional factor of authentication (AFA) for contactless card (card present) transactions only for a maximum value of Rs. 2,000 per transaction. Beyond this transaction limit, the card has to be […]
Introduction On 9 June 2015 the Court of Appeal clarified the law relating to deathbed gifts. In King v Chiltern Dog Rescue [2015] EWCA Civ 581 the Court of Appeal confirmed that the previously widely cited decision in Vallee v Brichwood [2013] EWHC 1449 was wrongly decided. Facts of the Case Kenneth King lived with […]
If you are in business (a Trader),selling goods or providing services to consumers, then beware! The Consumer Rights Act 2015 will give law enforcers additional ways (enhanced measures) to address breaches of consumer law. In addition to having power to bring criminal prosecutions and obtain civil injunctions (to stop further breaches) against offending Traders, the […]
Can you remove and dispose of the tenant’s belongings which have been left behind at the end of the tenancy? A tenant is generally obliged to remove their chattels from the property at the end of the term. A lease will often expressly oblige the tenant to remove their chattels at the end of the […]