Monday, 2 November 2009
Planning Permission needed if you have a motorbike?
Did you know that it is against the law to ride or push a motorbike from the road to your house front garden or parking space unless you already have an authorised driveway and dropped kerb?
An article in the Sunday Express on 1st November, advises that a Mr Morris of Bristol, has been told it is illegal to push the 400lb motorcycle across the pavement to its parking space, and that he must carry the bike or face prosecution! Inspector Colin Salmon of Avon & Somerset Police said “No one should push a motor vehicle on a footpath. If a person wants access to their property they must get planning permission for a driveway and a dropped kerb”.
So if you need to park on your front garden, either a car or a motorbike, you must obtain planning permission from your local authority for the drive and authority from the local highways department for a dropped kerb – to park legally.
For more information contact Michael Breeze at Kaslers Solicitors LLP on 07900 195 195
Labels: access to parking spaces, motor vehicle, Planning Permissions
Wednesday, 28 October 2009
Residential Property Lawyer
Chantal L. Muniandy has joined Kaslers Solicitors LLP to provide expert legal advice to clients on all property matters. Chantal is a qualified Solicitor who lives in Maidstone in Kent .
Please call Chantal on the office number 0845 270 2511 for a quotation if you are buying or selling a property.
Chantal will provide you with a personal service ensuring that your property transaction is as stress free as possible.
Labels: conveyancing solicitor lawyer
Monday, 19 October 2009
Media News - Tiger Lily

Kaslers Solicitors LLP would like to congratulate the artist Tiger Lily, on her music industry showcase on Friday at Jujus in Chelsea. Fantastic evening!
Labels: Tiger Lily media news
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
National Minimum Wage Regulations
National Minimum Wage Regulations 1999 (Amendment) Regulations 2009 come into force on 1 October 2009. The Regulations increase the rate of the national minimum wage. The main rate rises from 5.73 pounds per hour to 5.80 pounds per hour and the development rate from 4.77 pounds per hour to 4.83 pounds per hour. The rate for workers aged 16 to 17 years increases from 3.53 pounds to 3.57 pounds per hour. The Regulations also specify new classes of persons who do not qualify for the national minimum wage and increase the day value of the accommodation amount that can be taken into account where an employer provides an employee with housing from 4.46 pounds to 4.51 pounds.
Labels: changes to minimum wages
Monday, 28 September 2009
Employment Dismissal and Effective Date of Termination
The Effective Date of Termination is a critical concept within employment law - not least because certain time limits run from it - most notably the 3 months within which you must issue your application
Contact: Michael Breeze (Solicitor, Partner) m: 07 900 195 195
e:
mdb@kaslers.co.uk skype: michael.breeze.kaslers
Labels: employment dismissal date of termination
Thursday, 24 September 2009
Deposit Forfeiture Special purpose vehicle (SPV)
If a buyer fails to complete the purchase of land, then the seller forfeits the deposit.
The seller will also claim damages for the losses arising, for example, in a falling market, the difference between the contractual sale price agreed and the eventual sale price
That remedy will be useless if the buyer is a SPV with no other assets
Contact: Simon M. Scott (Solicitor, Partner) Mobile: 07979 916619
email:
ss@kaslers.co.ukLabels: deposit forfeiture, special purpose vehicle
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
Illegal File Sharing and music privacy
Pop star Lilly Allen, an outspoken critic of both musical piracy and the Featured Artists Coalitions (FAC) softly-softly approach to the issue, has set up a blog
http://idontwanttochangetheworld.blogspot.com/to discuss the problem of illegal file sharing.
Labels: illegal file sharing, music piracy

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