Kent Solicitors

Do your Terms and Conditions contain the new requirements from The Companies Act and if you sell your product over the internet does it comply with the Distance Selling Regulations?


Need advice on up-dating your Terms and Conditions?  If so, give Luke English of Kaslers Solicitors a call on 0845 270 2511

Labels: distance selling regulations, terms and conditions

Mutual wills are wills made by two or more persons, usually in similar terms and leaving their estates to each other. The wills are made following an agreement between them to make such wills and not to revoke them without the consent of the other(s). Upon the death of one or more of the parties to the agreement, the remaining parties cannot alter their wills as they are then unable to obtain the consent of the other party(s) to the agreement. It is not enough for there to be a common intention, expectation or desire that the wills should not be revoked. There must effectively be a contract between the parties that the wills are irrevocable and will remain unaltered.

For help and legal advice contact us on 0845 371 3134 (local rate)

Labels: common intention, irrevocable, Mutual wills

If you want to enforce a restrictive covenant not to use land in a particular way, you must identify the land that would benefit from the restrictive covenant and the restrictive covenant must pass to you by annexation, assignment or building scheme.

Labels: land restrictive covenant, legal advice