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Non disclosure and confidentiality agreement
In the world of business, information is power. Protecting that information is crucial. Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Confidentiality Agreements are tools used to safeguard sensitive data and certain types of information. They help maintain a competitive edge...
What Is A Winding Up Order UK?
Understanding the complexities of business insolvency can be daunting. One term that often surfaces in this context is a 'winding up order'. But what exactly is a winding up order UK? Winding up orders typically arise following winding up petitions made by creditors....
Bankruptcy Petitions: Commercial Debt Recovery
A bankruptcy petition is a court application filed by a creditor after multiple unsuccessful attempts to recover their debt. If the court issues a bankruptcy order, the debtor’s assets are sold to repay the creditor as part of the bankruptcy process. The decision to...
Intellectual Property Disputes: Protecting Your Rights
Intellectual property (IP) refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, symbols, names, images, and designs used in commerce. Examples of intellectual property include patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. These are...
Fraud by Misrepresentation – Making a Civil Claim
What is misrepresentation? Misrepresentation occurs when one party makes a false statement of fact that induces another party to enter into a contract. In English law, there are three types of misrepresentation: innocent, negligent, and fraudulent. Innocent...
Trade Mark Infringement- Protect your IP
What is a trade mark? A trade mark is a unique symbol, word, or phrase used to distinguish a product or service from others in the marketplace. It acts as a brand identifier, helping consumers recognise and associate specific goods or services with a particular...
Compulsory Liquidation: What is Compulsory Liquidation?
Compulsory liquidation, also known as the compulsory winding up process, is a legal process in England and Wales that leads to the dissolution of a limited company. A company is forced into liquidation when a court orders the company to be wound up. This us usually...
Material breach of contract – What can be done?
Understanding the concept of a material breach of contract is fundamental for understanding contractual obligations and their enforcement. A material breach is a violation of the terms of a contract that is so severe it permits the non-breaching party to terminate the...
How to Issue a Winding Up Petition
A winding up order, also known as compulsory liquidation, is a formal legal action initiated by the court. It compels a company to liquidate its assets and halt operations. These orders typically stem from winding up petitions filed by creditors who, having tried to...
