In relation to the calling of a general meeting of a company, a notice of meeting must be issued to all shareholders who are entitled to receive notice (CA 2006, ss 307–310). For the basic content requirements for notices see CA 2006, s 311.

Claim No. [Insert number]. Claim No. [insert claim number]. IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE BUSINESS AND PROPERTY DIVISION INSOLVENCY AND COMPANIES LIST, ROLLS BUILDING, LONDON Judge [insert name] IN THE MATTER OF [insert name] [LTD OR PLC] [insert company number] And in the Matter of the Companies Act 2006 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by an Order dated [insert date] made in the above matters, the Court has directed separate Meetings to be convened of [the classes of Creditors OR Members] of the above-named Company specified in

LEASEHOLD REFORM ACT 1967 SECTION 2(5) NOTICE OF OBJECTION TO FURTHER SEVERANCE in connection with the property known as [insert address of the property comprised in the tenant’s notice of claim] To: [insert name of tenant] of [insert address of tenant] We, [insert name of solicitors] of [insert address of solicitors] as agents for and on

LEASEHOLD REFORM ACT 1967 SECTION 2(4) NOTICE OF OBJECTION TO FURTHER SEVERANCE in connection with the property known as [insert address property comprised in the tenant’s notice of claim] To: [insert name of tenant] of [insert address of tenant] We [insert name of solicitors] of [insert address of solicitors] as agents for and on behalf of [insert name

TO: [insert full name of tenant] of [insert address] (the ‘Tenant’) [and [insert full name of recognised tenant’s association] of [insert address] (the ‘RTA’)] FROM: [insert full name of landlord] who is the [freehold OR long leasehold] owner of the building known as [insert address] (the ‘Landlord’) [ For qualifying works RE: NOTICE OF INTENTION (the ‘Notice of Intention’)

To my attorney[s] and anyone else whom it may concern. I [name of donor] of [address of donor]: 1 give you notice

Notice of tenant's claim under section 28(1)(b)(ii) To: [Name and address of landlord] 1 I am the tenant of the house and premises of which particulars are given in the Schedule to this notice 2 I claim to be entitled under Leasehold Reform Act 1967 ('the Act') to acquire— [the freehold of the house and premises]* [an extended lease of the house and premises]* (*Delete whichever is inapplicable) 3 The particulars on which I rely are set out in the Schedule to this notice 4 On [insert date of service of copy certificate] you served on me a copy of a certificate given under [section 28 of the Act, certifying that the house and premises will in ten years or less be required for relevant development]* [section 57 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, certifying that it is requisite that the use or occupation of the whole or a part of the house and premises should be changed]* [*delete whichever is inapplicable], and I am making

LEASEHOLD REFORM, ACT 1967 Notice of tenant’s claim to acquire the freehold or an extended lease To [Name and address of person on whom this notice is served] (see Note 1 below) [and] [To: [Name and address of any recipient of a copy of this notice*] (see Note 1 below, in addition, your attention is drawn to paragraphs 8 to 10 of this notice) (*Delete if paragraphs 5 to 10 are deleted) ] 1 I am the tenant of the house and premises of which particulars are given in the Schedule to this notice. 2 In exercise of my rights under Part I of Leasehold Reform Act 1967, I give you notice of my desire: [to have the freehold of the house and premises.* OR to have an extended lease of the house and premises.*] (*Delete whichever is inapplicable.) 3 The particulars on which I rely are set out in the Schedule to this notice. 4 If you are both my immediate landlord and the freeholder, you must give me, within two months of the service of this notice, a notice in reply in Form 3

[insert address of Landlord’s solicitor or agent ] Our ref: [insert reference] Date: [insert date] To: [Name and address of Tenant] By First Class Recorded Delivery Dear [insert organisation or addressee name], Premises [insert address of premises] more particularly defined in the Lease (‘Premises’) LANDLORD'S NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF LEASE We act for [insert name

A procedure used in cases of serious and complex fraud, and in certain cases involving child witnesses, whereby the prosecution can, without seeking judicial approval, have the case sent direct to the Crown Court without the need to have the accused committed for trial.

Notice of underletting To: [name of current landlord] [of OR incorporated in England and Wales (company registration number [number]) whose registered office is at] [address] (the Landlord)[, c/o [name of landlord’s solicitors] of [address] (reference [details])] Re: Lease made on [date] between (1) [name of original landlord] [and OR ,]

Property Disputes analysis: The Court of Appeal considered whether a bank’s knowledge that part of a loan advanced to joint borrowers was to be applied for a purpose benefitting only one of them sufficed to engage the ‘Etridge protocol’, requiring the bank to take the steps identified by the House of Lords in Royal Bank of Scotland plc v Etridge (No 2) to avoid being fixed with notice of any undue influence which may have been exerted by one borrower on the other. The Court of Appeal held that such knowledge was not itself sufficient to engage the protocol. The court, and the bank, must look at the transaction as a whole and decide as a matter of fact and degree whether the loan was being made for the purposes of one borrower as opposed to joint purposes. Written by John Ditchburn, barrister at Lamb Chambers.