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Enforcing squatters' human rights

Does the new law on criminal trespass have the potential for contravening a squatter's human rights? Sandra Clarke and Mark Pawlowski report

Update | Commercial property: TVG developments, quiet enjoyment, wind farm planning

Magnus Hassett looks at ?recent case developments surrounding TVGs, the ?meaning of quiet enjoyment ?and wind farm planning

Methodist minister not an employee, Supreme Court rules

'Fundamentally spiritual purpose' of ministers of religion cannot be ignored

Living up to expectations

Despite controversy and opposition in the House of Lords, employees can now revoke their rights for shares. But is the new status too flawed to be used in practice, asks Jeremias Prassl

Update | Consumer: contracts made in the home

Geoff Simpson-Scott examines the cancellation of contracts made in a consumers home, and its interpretation in Robertson v Swift

Update | Intellectual property/IT: Meltwater, draft EU technology transfer regulation, credit card charges

Susan Singleton examines the Meltwater ruling, the draft EU technology transfer regulation and credit card charges

Businesses warn against TUPE test change

Abolition 'likely to result in renewed uncertainty'

Nespresso loses fight over coffee capsules

Machines and capsules 'have independent commercial existence', High Court rules