This guide covers the legal, financial and regulatory aspects of running a charity under the new regime of the Charities Act 1992 and 1993. Written by a former Deputy Charity Commissioner, the book explains everything that administrators and trustees need to know in order to run their charity in compliance with the law and regulations - and indicates when they should seek professional advice. The text also includes a chapter describing the differing regime governing charity practice in Scotland.

Running a Charity

Business & Money

Quint, Francesca

McManus, Ken

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

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An analysis of the far-reaching changes to trust law introduced by the new Act. The text briefs readers on how the new Act will operate in practice, its impact on trust and will-drafting and explains how clients should be advised when the Act comes into force. It also sets out the important new rules governing the appointment of trustees and demonstrates how many different forms of trust, from pensions to bare trusts, will be affected.

Trusts of Land - The New Law: The Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996

Sydenham, Angela

Sydenham, Colin

Tax Law

Ec Company Law

Hughes, Paul

Dine, Janet

Newey, Robert

Business

The Party Walls etc. Act 1996 comes into force in February 1997. The Act extends the broad provisions of the London Buildings Acts to the whole of England and Wales, and creates a nationwide framework for dealing with the complex and often expensive disputes between property owners over the repair and maintenance of a party wall.

Party Walls: The New Law

Smith, Stephen Bickford

Law Practice

Following the full implementation of the Companies Act 2006 directors must be even more aware of the responsibilities and obligations attached to their office and the implications of falling foul of the new law. The Company Director: Powers, Duties and Liabilities provides comprehensive coverage, in a single volume, of the powers, legal obligations and responsibilities of executive and non-executive company directors. The complex relationships of directors with fellow directors, the company, its employees and shareholders are fully explained.Now in its 11th edition, this well respected and established work has been thoroughly updated to take account of the specific duties set out in the Companies Act 2006 including: the duty to avoid `situational' conflicts; the duty not to accept benefits from third parties; and the obligation to declare an interest in a proposed transaction or arrangement, There is also full coverage of the supplementary provisions dealing with remedies for breach, overlap and ratification of breach.The Company Director is essential reading for all company directors, company secretaries and their advisers."Heavy on the practical side of the law dealing with directors' duties and liabilities... essential reference for directors, liquidators, solicitors, and those who need to engage with this branch of the law for various purposes." Business Law Review"An impressive volume which skilfully examines the law in clear language without losing sight of the practical difficulties facing directors across a whole range of issues." The Journal of the Law Society of Scotland"The chapters on powers and duties are, however, essential reading whilst the book will provide an authoritative source of reference on other questions." Company Accountant"The guide is an accessible reference book for directors ... looks set to become one of the vital sources ofreference for directors." Accountancy Age

The Company Director: Powers , Duties And Liabilities

Griffiths, Michael

Loose, Peter

Impey, David

Jordans Health and Safety Management is a guide that explains the law clearly and shows how to apply it in practice. Written by experts with a unique range of experience including enforcement, policy making and health and safety practice in the work place, they have produced a guide that makes following the regulations easy. Presents information in relevant, easy-to-digest sections Offers information that is straightforward to understand and implement Provides chapters that are simple to navigate and includes a speed-read summary for a concise overview of key points Uses plain English to interpret complex compliance legislation, enabling you to implement practical solutions immediately - no jargon, no confusion Provides documents and procedures to help you put your plans into practice

Jordans Health and Safety Management

Science & Math

James, Ian

Preece, David

Technology

This volume advises on the best strategy to employ when faced with a counterfeiting emergency. It examines the full range of civil and criminal remedies available and directs the reader to the most appropriate course of action. Checklists summarise the relevant procedures.

Anti-Counterfeiting: A Practical Guide

Clark, Andrew

Worsdall, Anthea

This new book, the first devoted to the subject for many years, is written by a team of property experts with a special interest in rights of light. It provides a practical and up-to-date explanation of law and practice, including the acquisition and establishment of rights, and proceedings for infringement. Expert commentary on measurement and valuation techniques is supplied by a chartered surveyor. the text is supplemented by relevant legislation.Essential reading for property and planning lawyers, surveyors and property developers.

Rights of Light

Francis, Andrew

Sidley, Elizabeth De Burgh

A comprehensive guide to how air pollution regulation works in practice, covering: all potential sources of pollution - including vehicle, industrial, agricultural and domestic emissions; statutes and regulations - detailed analysis of the full range of legislation, including the new National Air Quality Strategy; advice on compliance - step-by-step guidance on procedural matters such as implementing the prescribed processes under the Environmental Protection Act 1990; case-law - detailed analysis of latest important decisions and their impact on practice such as the House of Lords judgement in Hunter v London Docklands Development Corporation; enforcement - what penalties face air polluters and how will they be carried through; and the role of the EC - the impact of EC Directives on UK law, such as 94/67 (Hazardous Waste Incineration) and 96/62 (New Air Quality Framework Directive).

Air Pollution: Law and Regulation

Parpworth, Neil

HUGHES,David

Upson, Joan

Environmental & Natural Resources Law

The numbers of unmarried cohabiting couples continue to increase. As a result for family lawyers and private client lawyers, law and practice relating to this area continues to grow in significance. This fifth edition of Cohabitation: Law, Practice and Precedents has been extensively revised to take account of the UK's Family Procedure Rules 2010 and includes a new section on welfare benefits, as well as analysis of significant UK case law, such as the Supreme Court's ruling in Kernott v Jones. In this book, practitioners will find authoritative analysis of the applicable UK law and expert guidance on procedural issues, whether preparing a cohabitation contract or ante-nuptial agreement, drafting wills for cohabiting couples, advising on rights on the breakdown of a relationship or the death of a partner, or applying for a personal protection order or a parental responsibility agreement. Cohabitation: Law, Practice and Precedents is the only work on the subject to provide commentary, checklists, procedural guides, and precedents in a single volume, making it an invaluable aid to all practitioners advising unmarried couples. This fifth edition comes with a CD-ROM containing all the precedents covered in the volume.

Cohabitation: Law, Practice and Precedents

Wood, Helen

Bishop, David

Lush, Denzil

Family Law

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