No-fault evictions, or Section 21 notices, happen when a landlord legally evicts a tenant without giving a reason. The alternative way to evict a tenant is using a section 8 notice, which requires ‘grounds for possession’. The government is planning…
For domestic abuse cases, authorities can employ several types of injunctions to help protect victims. These include: Non-molestation orders prevent an ex-partner, or any individual, from harassing another. This includes physical violence, shouting or other communication intended to intimidate or…
Customers, employees, and other businesses may feel the need to take legal action against a company for many reasons. These include breach of contract, fraud, small claims debt recovery, negligence, personal injury, property disputes, and defamation. What is the process…
Neighbour disputes can be difficult situations for any individual to find themselves in. Living closely to someone who is making you uncomfortable in some way can be extremely stressful. Thankfully, there are some legal recourses that people can use to…
Neighbour disputes are often very difficult to deal with from a social perspective. If someone lives so close to you, it can be intimidating to escalate a dispute. Disputes can arise for any number of reasons, including unsocial loud noise,…
Boundary hedges are one of the more common causes of disputes between neighbours. Hedges can be too big and block the sun out of a garden, or be overzealously trimmed in a way which extends over a boundary, but what…
