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New regulator to govern pay-day loans

03/02/2012

The Government has unveiled plans to house regulation for most financial products under one roof.

Solar power – It pays when the sun shines

27/01/2012

The coalition government was last week on the receiving end of a robust judgment from the High Court the effect of which is to prevent the government reducing the sum that households receive from the creation of electricity via solar panels.

Excessive credit & debit card charges to be outlawed in 2012 - Budget Airlines Beware

20/01/2012

Excessive fees for using a debit or credit card to buy items such as travel, concert, football or cinema tickets will be banned by the end of 2012, under new government plans. The move comes amid complaints that airlines, booking agencies and even councils were imposing excessive charges for using a card.

Henmans solicitors appointed as principal legal adviser to the UK’s largest charity

19/01/2012

Following a competitive tender process, Cancer Research UK has appointed Henmans LLP solicitors as its principal legal adviser for legacy administration advice. Cancer Research UK is the world’s leading charity dedicated to beating cancer through research.

Tenancy Deposits - The Empire Strikes Back

16/01/2012

The Housing Act 2004 (specifically sections 213 and 214) was heralded by tenant’s bodies, tenants and charities alike because, for the first time, the government was stamping down on unscrupulous landlords. No longer, it was assumed, could landlords refuse to return a tenant’s deposit on spurious grounds, and, if there was a dispute regarding the deposit it could be adjudicated through an approved scheme such as the Tenancy Deposit Scheme.


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