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Power hungry
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Power hungry

The Greenpeace decision on public consultations poses a challenge to the government, say Justine Thornton and Martin Edwards
That sinking feeling
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That sinking feeling

Commercial tenants need to take care with sinking and reserve fund provisions, explains John Martin
Double agent
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Double agent

Commercial agency litigation is likely to change following the decision in Crane. Stephen Sidkin reports
Learning curve
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Learning curve

The Education and Inspections Act 2006 is the 10th Act in as many years to bring changes to an area in constant flux. Oliver Hyams considers its practical implications
Horsing around
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Horsing around

Further guidance is required to clarify awkward wording in the Animals Act 1971, says Katherine Deal
Ticking off
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Ticking off

A systematic and comprehensible approach to 'offences taken into consideration' will be welcome by all, says Paul Tain
Sporting chance
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Sporting chance

In what circumstances is a school liable for a sports injury to a pupil? Kris Lines explains
Paying the costs?
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Paying the costs?

Andrew Campbell takes a practical approach to handling accident claims involving motorcyclists