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12 December 2018
A recent case required the courts to consider whether a director had breached his duties whilst a director of a company which had ceased trading. In this case, the director had taken certain steps which had disadvantaged the company, although he had taken professional advice before doing so. Here the liquidator of the company was suing the director.
04 December 2018
Often in a business contract, the parties are keen to ensure that sums to be paid for the supply of goods or services cannot be assigned to a person who is not a party to that contract.
03 December 2018
The Law Society of Scotland has launched a four week consultation seeking the views of members and interested stakeholders on the law providing rights for cohabitants. The main issues to be discussed surround sections 28 and 29 of the Family Law (Scotland) Act 2006.
16 November 2018
First appeal in Scotland by the GMC against a decision of the Medical Practitioners Tribunal refused
14 November 2018
BTO Associate Lynn Richmond discusses the ICO's use of the Computer Misuse Act 1990 to prosecute a motor industry employee who illegally accessed thousands of customer records containing personal data stored in a software system.
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