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9th Apr 2020
Paul Stafford will be presenting An Introduction to Manorial Rights & How They Affect Property – Learn Live for MBL. This live broadcast session will provide an introduction to the complex and little understood but important area of property law involving manorial rights. After nearly a century of attempts to abolish them or reduce their […]
15th Nov 2018
Paul Stafford, Chancery counsel at Ten Old Square, recently gave an insightful tax talk at STEP Manchester with delegates commenting it was “easy to engage with” the topic and the briefing gave them “plenty to think about”. Paul spoke on ‘Facilitating tax evasion and enabling tax avoidance: corporate criminal offences and civil penalties’ , addressing […]
6th Dec 2017
Paul Stafford is the ‘Drill or Drop?‘ journal’s Guest Post author this month as he examines the consequences for landowners arising from the fracking provisions in the Infrastructure Act. His article, ‘Free to Frack?’ was originally published in the June 2017 edition of the Property Law Journal. The text is the same but the website version is followed […]
3rd Jul 2017
Paul Stafford examines the consequences of the Act for landowners, including the significant loss of common law rights. This article was first published in Property Law Journal (June 2017) and is also available on lawjournals.co.uk. Download PDF
16th May 2017
The June 2017 edition of the Property Law Journal will feature an article by Paul Stafford called ‘Fracking, landowners and the loss of common law rights under the Infrastructure Act 2015’. The full publication details will follow shortly.
