The apparatus in the local concentrator (exchange) building where the copper cables terminate and cross connection to other apparatus can be made by flexible jumpers.

Defined in the EC Regulation on Insolvency and the Recast Regulation as opened in the member state where the debtor has its centre of main interests (COMI).

A school teaching pupils of a wide range of abilities and aptitudes.

A maintained school for pupils approximately age two to age five which is funded by the local authority.

A school funded by the local authority.

Question Yes/No Have you identified the amount of capital the business will need over the next five years? Have you a clear plan for controlling your lock-up in debtors and work in progress (WIP) to minimise the levels of capital required? Does the partnership agreement

The aim of this Practice Note is to provide some guidance about how best to ensure that legal professional privilege (LPP) is maintained for the client during the various stages of a criminal investigation. For information on legal privilege and how it applies in a criminal context, see Practice Note: Legal Professional Privilege in criminal proceedings. For information about LPP generally, see Practice Note: Legal professional privilege in civil proceedings. Preserving privilege during a dawn raid/search and seizure One possibility is that individuals/corporates under investigation receive a visit at their premises/homes, so that the investigators can conduct searches of their property and arrest them for the purposes of interviewing them. This is often described as a 'dawn raid'. Many individuals and corporate entities are not sufficiently prepared for these raids and often LPP material is contained in computer files and dotted around the office/home, rather than separated off in electronic and hard copy files, clearly marked ‘Privileged and Confidential’. Where LPP material is stored on a computer,

View or print a full size PDF version: This Flowchart summarises the main steps for a typical company in identifying people with significant control (PSCs) or relevant legal entities (RLEs) so as to provide details to the Registrar of Companies in relation to the central register. ECCTA 2023 amends the CA 2006 so as to abolish requirements imposed on a company to keep its own register of people with significant control (PSC register). Instead, requirements to notify the Registrar of equivalent information have been introduced. These changes took

Payments made to a spouse or civil partner or a former spouse or civil partner for themselves or for a child of the family.

Identifies the requirements and periodicities for regular and systematic examination, inspection, maintenance and testing of all plant performing a safety function. Refer to “Site Licence Conditions”, LC28.

A written agreement between spouses or civil partners that is made during the marriage/civil partnership or after its annulment or dissolution

This Practice Note deals with maintenance agreements where one of the parties to the agreement has died. For practical guidance in relation to variation of a maintenance agreement during the lifetime of the parties, including under Schedule 1 to the Children Act 1989 (ChA 1989), see Practice Note: Variation and alteration of maintenance agreements during the lifetime of the parties. See also Practice Note: Formalities of maintenance agreements. Where a maintenance agreement within the meaning of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 (MCA 1973) or the Civil Partnership Act 2004 (CPA 2004) provides for the continuation of periodical payments after the death of one of the parties and that party dies when domiciled in England and Wales, the surviving party or the personal representatives of the deceased party may make a variation application to the court. The application must be made within six months of the grant of representation otherwise the court’s permission is required. If the court considers it just to vary the terms of the agreement, those terms will have effect