Jean-Yves Gilg

Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Is this the end of constructive trusts in commercial cases?

Solicitors Journal

Is this the end of constructive trusts in commercial cases?

The law on constructive trusts has been developed over the years to help cohabiting couples. Claire Stewart reviews the impact of the changes in the commercial world

The government's mediation plans haven't been thought out

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The government's mediation plans haven't been thought out

In its haste to channel disputes through mediation and control the process centrally the government is killing off successful local schemes and jeopardising its own objective, says Jeremy Ferguson

Charitable purpose

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Charitable purpose

An organisation's purpose is still the starting point in determining whether it is eligible for charitable status, says James Kilby

Clinical negligence update

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Clinical negligence update

Jock Mackenzie examines four cases considering the rules on the determination of causation

When should I serve a notice to complete?

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When should I serve a notice to complete?

John Coulter explains the steps to take if you are faced with a delayed completion, and the effects of serving a notice

Ashton & Reid on Clubs and Associations â€“ 2nd edition

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Ashton & Reid on Clubs and Associations â€“ 2nd edition

ISBN: 978-1846612510

Counter-Terrorism Law and Practice: An International Handbook

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Counter-Terrorism Law and Practice: An International Handbook

ISBN: 978-0199553808

Interwoven Strands 1660-1947: A History of a Country Town and the Role of Solicitors in Developing its Institutions

Solicitors Journal

Interwoven Strands 1660-1947: A History of a Country Town and the Role of Solicitors in Developing its Institutions

ISBN: 978-1873257722

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