Legal News & Expert Insights

The Fulfilment House Due Diligence Scheme (‘FHDDS’) introduced by the Finance (No.2) Act2017, is a government tool designed to disrupt and deter the abuse of the tax system, in relation to goods imported from outside of the Jurisdiction, by overseas businesses selling goods to UK customers via online marketplaces.

Kangs Solicitors has successfully opposed a proposal by the Disclosure and Barring Service (‘DBS’) to include our client on the ‘Children’s Barred List’. A DBS Certificate, which reflects the conclusion of the DBS process, is a physical piece of paper confirming the relevant circumstances.niam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.

The formation of contracts is an essential aspect of every day-to-day life, whether formulated consciously or otherwise, and the terms of each contract are normally relatively clear. For example, the contract for the purchase of a coffee in a coffee shop involves, in basic terms, the production by the retailer of a safe to drink coffee of the nature requested in return for payment of the cost price advertised.

Kangs Solicitors has successfully represented a client who had been arrested and questioned by the Metropolitan Police in respect of allegations of harassment and controlling and coercive behaviour and assault within a domestic relationship.

The recent Court of Appeal Judgment in the case of Susan Wu v. Chelmsford City Council highlights the risks taken by landlords who seek to retake possession of their property without observing the stringent legal procedures. 

Kangs Solicitors has successfully represented a client who had been arrested and faced allegations of a sexual nature, conducted whilst in a position of trust. Helen Holder reports on this successful outcome.