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Navigating the Conveyancing Process: The Integral Role of Solicitors Introduction Buying or selling a property is often one of the most important financial transactions that individuals undertake in their lifetime. The conveyancing process can be complex and overwhelming, involving various legal and administrative tasks. Therefore, it is essential to have a knowledgeable and experienced property […]
Share transfers are a common practice in the business world, especially when it comes to the buying and selling of company shares. Whether you are a company owner looking to transfer shares to another individual or a potential buyer interested in acquiring shares, it is important to understand the process and the legal implications involved. […]
On January 18, the House of Commons received the Digital Devices (Access for Next of Kin) Bill from Ian Paisley of the DUP. The bill seeks to “allow relatives access to a person’s smartphone and other digital gadgets on their death or incapacitation.” Amazon or eBay accounts, social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram, photos […]
There are several reasons to sell your business or limited company in Ireland, including retirement, making money, or simply wanting to get out of it. You can sell your shares to a third-party buyer or to another business. You might also consider transferring your shares if you have a limited company. You’ll have to work […]
Intellectual property (IP) can have a big impact on business owners. It can make your offering unique and keep revenue rolling in. It is the ideas and hard work of businesses and individuals. In the UK, there are different ways to protect IP. This article will tell you about them. What is intellectual property? Intellectual […]
Introduction You are entitled to certain perks when you purchase a product or service in Ireland or any other European Union country. These regulations are designed to: By implementing stronger consumer rights, you will give shoppers the confidence they need to buy from your store. Be sure to research and gather enough information before making […]
Living together without being married or in a civil partnership implies that you have few financial, property, and child-related rights. Consider creating a will as well as entering into a cohabitation agreement to safeguard your interests. Buying a house as an investment with someone else is most often referred to as “co-habiting.” You are equally […]
You have rights whenever you buy a product on the high street or online, whether you’re buying from a store or an internet site. If what you paid for isn’t up to snuff, or if it’s defective, knowing your rights might help. Consumer Rights Act of 2015 All online and in-store purchases must satisfy the […]
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority fined MasterCard £31.5 million for anticompetitive conduct in the market for prepaid cards. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said Mastercard had colluded with two other firms, PFS Card Services and Payzone, to fix the fees charged to retailers when customers used theirMastercard has been fined £31.5m by the […]
