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Dr David Smith

Solicitor, JMW Solicitors LLP
David Smith's practice focuses on the taxation issues relevant to domestic and international corporate transactions and commercial activities. His experience includes advising on the tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions, demergers, reorganisations, joint ventures, private equity transactions, floatations and international structuring.
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Choosing and using cloud services
Choosing and using cloud services
Practice notes

This Practice Note explains some of the issues you should consider when choosing and using cloud services.

Does a tenant have any claim against their landlord if, without the tenant’s knowledge, the tenant’s lease was created by an unlawful subletting by the landlord?
Does a tenant have any claim against their landlord if, without the tenant’s knowledge, the tenant’s lease was created by an unlawful subletting by the landlord?
Q&As
Does the Tenant Fees Act 2019 apply to assured shorthold tenancies dated 2016? Can interest at 3% be charged regardless of whether this is stipulated in the tenancy, and if there is a clause for interest that is over 3% can that be relied upon and corrected to 3%?
Does the Tenant Fees Act 2019 apply to assured shorthold tenancies dated 2016? Can interest at 3% be charged regardless of whether this is stipulated in the tenancy, and if there is a clause for interest that is over 3% can that be relied upon and corrected to 3%?
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If a tenancy agreement does not exist how can the occupier be evicted from the property? The property belongs to an estate and the executor is refusing to move out and is breaching their duty as an executor as distributions have not been equalised in accordance with the deceased's Will.
If a tenancy agreement does not exist how can the occupier be evicted from the property? The property belongs to an estate and the executor is refusing to move out and is breaching their duty as an executor as distributions have not been equalised in accordance with the deceased's Will.
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We are considering working with a non-lawyer, on a self-employed/part time consultancy basis to help promote the firm, eg to chair conferences and present to our client base. What are the regulatory issues we need to consider?
We are considering working with a non-lawyer, on a self-employed/part time consultancy basis to help promote the firm, eg to chair conferences and present to our client base. What are the regulatory issues we need to consider?
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Practice areas

Qualifications

  • Ph.D (Wales)
  • LL.B Law

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Education

  • University of Wales, Aberystwyth
  • College of Law

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