When making a will, many people assume it is a ‘one and done’ to be ticked off their life list. However, this shouldn’t be the case. Life, circumstances and sometimes…
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Read More How often should you review your will?When making a will, many people assume it is a ‘one and done’ to be ticked off their life list. However, this shouldn’t be the case. Life, circumstances and sometimes…
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Read More How often should you review your will?An assignment is the transfer of an existing right or interest in intangible property from one person to another.
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Read More Briefing Note: The difference between a loan assignment & a loan novation. When is each needed?This article appears in issue 41 of Aurigny’s inflight magazine, En Voyage. The States of Guernsey is set to roll out new housing standards legislation on 1 July 2025, marking…
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Read More The new private rental sector legislation explainedConveyancing is the term used to describe the process of either buying or selling a property. The process begins when you have had an offer accepted on a property you…
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Read More The conveyancing process in GuernseyThe three main causes for an employee to take the constructive dismissal route are: The resignation is treated as a termination by the employer, allowing the employee to seek legal…
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Read More Constructive dismissal in Guernsey explainedSometimes employees are expecting a compromise agreement and sometimes they’re not. Employers will generally contribute to the employee’s legal fees, as it is one of the statutory conditions for Compromise…
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Read More Compromise Agreement – what to look for