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Cavendish: Landlords must understand recent legal changes around possessions

According to Cavendish Legal Group, the Coronavirus Act 2020 brought into effect some legal changes that landlords and their brokers may not be aware of when undertaking possession proceedings. Jonathan Frankel, litigation partner at Cavendish Legal Group, said that pre-COVID, regaining possession of property could be done by either serving a section 8 (s.8) or section 21 (s.21) notice under the Housing Act 1988. However, there are now more restrictions to be aware of, such as taking into account the impact of the pandemic on tenants’ circumstances. Frankel said: “The pandemic has left many people unemployed, furloughed on reduced pay or even having to wind up their businesses.

Jonathan frankelCavendish legal groupCoronavirus actHousing actCivil procedure rulesஜொனாதன் பிராங்கல்கேவன்டிஷ் சட்டப்பூர்வமானது குழுவீட்டுவசதி நாடகம்சிவில் ப்ரொஸீஜர் விதிகள்

Northern District of Texas Refuses to Enforce Purported Pre-Filing Qui Tam Claim Release on Public Policy Grounds | Dorsey & Whitney LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: On April 30, 2021, a Northern District of Texas judge denied a motion to dismiss an FCA qui tam action alleging “a fraudulent scheme to obtain Government subcontracting opportunities reserved for eligible small businesses under the Small Business Act.” United States ex rel. Haight v. RRSA (Commer. Div), LLC, 3:16-CV-1975-S, 2021 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 82894, at 1-4 (N.D. Tex. Apr. 30, 2021). In the complaint, the relator alleged that one or more of the defendants received several lucrative government construction subcontracts by falsely claiming small business eligibility. Id. at 4. According to the relator, Defendant RRSA Residential, a large, national roofing company, and its related entities “devised a scheme to obtain subcontracting opportunities that are reserved for small businesses under the Small Business Act.”

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Uganda judge strikes a blow for cross-border banking

Monday May 10 2021 By CAROL MUSYOKA Summary It is fairly common throughout the world for local subsidiaries of banks to draw on the strength of the parent bank’s balance sheet simply because of lending limitations of the subsidiary in its jurisdiction. In November last year, I wrote about an interesting Ugandan High Court ruling that had the danger of setting a dangerous financial and economic precedent in the country. Just as a reminder, I wrote that a Ugandan businessman borrowed a series of loans running in the tens of millions of US dollars from a Ugandan subsidiary of a Kenyan bank, part of the borrowing of which was lent by the Kenyan parent bank.

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Family Law Week: New suite of Judicial Review Practice Directions issued

The Civil Procedure Rules 131st Practice Direction Updateincludes a suite of Practice Directions supplementing CPR Part 54 (Judicial Review) which have been revised in consequence of developments in caselaw and practice. The Practice Directions come into force on 31 May 2021. CPR Part 54 is supplemented by four PDs (54A, 54C, 54D and 54E (PD 54B having previously been revoked)). The amendments provide for the addition of a new Practice Direction 54B to make provision in relation to urgent cases, and the revocation of PD 54C (which is now obsolete), with consequential renumbering of Practice Directions 54D and 54E as 54C and 54D, together with some modernisation and tidying up of drafting in what become 54C and 54D. The main changes lie in a recasting of PD54A, prompted by concerns expressed by the Court of Appeal in a number of cases (most recently,

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AGD closes 434 estates; transfers assets to beneficiaries

AGD closes 434 estates; transfers assets to beneficiaries
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