Solar panels are an excellent way to reduce energy bills, lower carbon footprints, and increase property value. However, not all solar panel arrangements work out as expected. Some homeowners in the UK find themselves locked… How to Get Out of a Solar Panel Lease in the UK
The case of Attorney General v Blake ([2001] 1 AC 268) is a landmark decision in English contract law, introducing the possibility of profits-based damages as a remedy for breach of contract in exceptional circumstances.… Attorney General v Blake
In the UK, renewable energy solutions have gained significant momentum, with solar panels becoming a common feature on residential and commercial properties. While discussions around solar panels often focus on benefits for homeowners and landlords,… Do Tenants Benefit from Solar Panels?
Facts of Attia v British Gas The claimant, Mrs. Attia, engaged the defendant, British Gas, to install a central heating system in her home. Upon returning from work, Mrs. Attia observed smoke emanating from the… Attia v British Gas [1988] QB 304
Receiving a speeding ticket can be a stressful experience, and one of the most pressing concerns for drivers is knowing how long it takes for a ticket to arrive. Whether you’ve been caught by a… How Long Does It Take to Get a Speeding Ticket in the UK?
The case of Aslan v Murphy represents a pivotal moment in UK property law, addressing the often contentious distinction between a lease and a license. This distinction determines whether an occupier is entitled to statutory… Aslan v Murphy
If you or your children are at risk of harm, abuse, or harassment, protection orders can offer vital legal safeguards to ensure your safety. In the UK, various types of protection orders are available through… How Do You Get a Protection Order in the UK?
The case of Ashburn Anstalt v Arnold is a pivotal decision in English land law that addresses fundamental concepts, including the distinction between leases and licences, the requirements for a tenancy, and the enforceability of… Ashburn Anstalt v Arnold [1988] EWCA Civ 14
In cases involving the welfare and safety of a child, time is often of the essence. An Emergency Protection Order (EPO) is a legal mechanism designed to provide immediate, short-term protection to children who are… An Emergency Protection Order: When and How It Is Applied For
The case of Armes v Nottinghamshire County Council ([2017] UKSC 60) is a landmark judgement by the UK Supreme Court that has shaped the legal understanding of vicarious liability and non-delegable duties of care in… Armes v Nottinghamshire County Council