Under Scots Law a landowner has full rights of the use of their land, except in a limited number of exceptional circumstances. Discovering that thi...
Read MoreEmployers will face some of the most wide-ranging changes to workplace law in over a decade. While these changes apply across the board – and are c...
Read MoreCommunity rights to buy in Scotland are not a new concept, but a recent case has shed new light on how they operate in practice. Forthta...
Read MoreThe changes to inheritance tax (IHT) reliefs for farmers and landowners, announced by the Chancellor on 30 October 2024, will have a considerable i...
Read MoreDespite getting less media attention than the new community engagement rules and restrictions on large estate sales, the changes to agricultural te...
Read MoreIn the realm of tax and succession planning for farmers and rural landowners, the importance of having a well-structured will cannot be overstated....
Read MoreCyber attacks are on the rise, with recent figures showing a 50% increase in the retail sector alone over the past year. The recent high pro...
Read MoreIn the recent Employment Tribunal case of Mr. S. McGhie v RHT Scotland Ltd, the Tribunal ruled in favour of Mr. McGhie, an openly gay employee, in ...
Read MoreBackground This dispute began in 2018 following the Scottish Parliament’s introduction of the Gender Representation on Public Boards (Scot...
Read MoreScotland’s Private Residential Tenancy (PRT) framework presents landlords with significant challenges when facing a tenant who stops paying r...
Read MoreThe recent case of Vodafone Limited v Icon Tower Infrastructure Limited and AP Wireless II (UK) Limited has provided further clarity on the landown...
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