JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
15 FOLLOWERS
Read blog posts for the rural practice team at JCP Solicitors. We are a regional law firm that specialise in a wide range of services including: Conveyancing, Commercial Property, Wills & Probate, Family Law, Divorce & Children issues, Agriculture & Rural Affairs, Employment Law & Outsourced HR, Personal Injury & Serious Injury, and a wide range of services for business.
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
3d ago
In the recent case of Cobden v Cobden [2024] EWHC 1581 (Ch), the High Court addressed the dissolution of a farming partnership between two brothers, Matthew and Daniel Cobden, who jointly operated a substantial dairy enterprise in Somerset. The ..read more
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
2M ago
Sean Boucher, Director in the Lifetime Planning team at JCP Solicitors, explains how the Government’s potential changes to inheritance tax could impact farmers. In October 2024, it was revealed that the Government may have plans to increase the ..read more
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
5M ago
The sheer volume of applications dealt with by HM Land Registry inevitably leads to mistakes slipping through unnoticed. It can therefore come as an unexpected, and unwelcome, surprise to discover that your registered title documents contain a mistake ..read more
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
5M ago
Land disputes commonly imply a dispute between neighbours of the boundary line between their properties and can be a very common source of contention between neighbours. However, in practice land disputes can encompass various matters, including ..read more
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
5M ago
If someone is occupying your land without your permission, it is important to act sooner rather than later, as they may intend to gain title to your property, and thus, become the legal owners. Much information is published on how to succeed in an adverse ..read more
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
5M ago
Whether you are a tenant farmer or a landowner with a tenant farmer in occupation, planning for the future is the key to making sure that you are prepared for when family members retire or pass away. At JCP Solicitors we act for both landlords and ..read more
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
5M ago
After many years of campaigning, the UK Parliament have introduced new legislation known as the ‘Fair Dealing Obligations (Milk) Regulations 2024’ which is now in force in the UK. The regulations aim to provide fairer contract terms for dairy ..read more
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
5M ago
Common Land is the term used to refer to land on which there is a general right to roam by the general public. The restrictions on what you are and what you are not permitted to carry out on common land are onerous on owners of common land, with the most ..read more
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
6M ago
As the appointed NFU Panel firm for South Wales since 2008, JCP Solicitors has a proud history of supporting the agricultural sector by providing expert legal advice on all areas of rural law. Through our panel membership with the NFU, we are delighted to ..read more
JCP Solicitors Blog » Rural Practice
1y ago
"Our family farm has passed through several generations and I would like to protect it for future generations. Would drafting a Will help me achieve this?” Having a correctly drafted Will can provide peace of mind in ensuring your farm passes ..read more