If you are struggling with your health and finding it difficult to continue working, you might be wondering whether you can ask for voluntary redundancy. This is a common concern, especially if your job is… Can I Ask for Voluntary Redundancy on Health Grounds?
The case of Birmingham Midshires Mortgage Services Ltd v Sabherwal is an important decision in English land law dealing with the interaction between proprietary estoppel, overriding interests, and the doctrine of overreaching. It highlights how… Birmingham Midshires Mortgage Services Ltd v Sabherwal
If you have been referred to occupational health and told you may be “unfit for work”, it can feel worrying and uncertain. You might be thinking: Does this mean I will lose my job? What… What Happens if Occupational Health Find You Unfit for Work?
The case of Bettini v Gye is an important decision in English contract law that deals with the distinction between a condition and a warranty. The classification of contractual terms plays a crucial role in… Bettini v Gye (1875)
Losing your job without any warning can feel shocking and unfair. You might be left wondering whether your employer has acted legally, or if your rights have been ignored. If you are asking, “Can I… Can I Be Sacked Without a Written Warning in UK?
The case of Bernstein v Skyviews and General Ltd [1978] QB 479 is an important decision in English law that clarifies the extent of a landowner’s rights in the airspace above their property. In Bernstein… Bernstein v Skyviews
If your employer has invited you to a welfare meeting, it is natural to feel anxious. You might be wondering whether your job is at risk or whether this meeting could lead to dismissal. The… Can I Be Sacked at a Welfare Meeting?
Beresford v Royal Insurance Co Ltd [1938] AC 586 is an important decision of the House of Lords that deals with the intersection of contract law and public policy. The case highlights that even when… Beresford v Royal Insurance Co Ltd [1938] AC 586
Sexting has become a common part of modern communication, especially with smartphones and social media being part of everyday life. What may feel like a private exchange between two people can quickly turn into something… Laws on Sexting in UK
The case of Bennet v Bennet (1879) is an important decision in equity concerning the doctrine of resulting trust and the presumption of advancement. The dispute in Bennet v Bennet (1879) arose out of a… Bennet v Bennet (1879)