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New Guidance About Procedures for Handling Planning and Related Appeals and Inquiries
Ecosse 01.05.2011
Two new publications will be of interest to those involved in appeals under the Town and County Planning (Scotland) Acts and applications for wind farms and other consents under Section 36 of the Electricity...
How to Ensure Compliance With The "Cookie" Regulations
Ecosse 01.05.2011
The changes to the existing Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (the Regulations) are set to have a significant impact on the way in which cookies (small text files that remember what a user...
The Way the Cookie Crumbles: The ICO Issues Guidelines on "Cookie" Regulations
Ecosse 01.05.2011
Do you own a website? If so, you should be aware of changes to the law on "cookies". The changes to the existing Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (the Regulations) are set to have a...
Top Tips for Contracting with Charities for Public Services
Ecosse 01.04.2011
Top Tips for Contracting with Charities for Public Services (April 2011) In February, David Cameron announced changes to the way the government will carry out business going forward. This will include...
Top Tips for Contracting with Charities for Public Services
Ecosse 01.04.2011
In February, David Cameron announced changes to the way the government will carry out business going forward. This will include giving charities and social enterprises the opportunity to deliver services,...
The need for "objectivity" when setting award criteria
Ecosse 01.04.2011
Traffic Signs and Equipment Limited v Department for Regional Development and Department of Finance and Personal [2011] NIQB 25 This case concerned the contract award process for the supply of road traffic...
Supreme Court Rules Expert Witnesses No Longer Immune From Negligence Claims
Ecosse 01.04.2011
Historically experts have enjoyed immunity from claims for negligence from their clients when giving evidence in the course of, and in contemplation of, legal proceedings. In a landmark ruling the Supreme...
Land Agreements and Competition Law - A Call for Calm
Ecosse 01.04.2011
Please note: this is a shortened version of an article which can be found here . On 24 March 2011, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) published its final guidelines on the application of competition law...
High Court Orders Damages for Breach of Procurement Regulations
Ecosse 01.04.2011
Leeds Council’s failure to disclose evaluation weightings damaged a tenderer’s chance of going forward to the next round, but the Court decided to award damages rather than set aside the procedure....
Data Security Breach: A Risk Public Sector Bodies Can't Afford to Ignore
Ecosse 01.04.2011
In the last few years, there have been countless examples of data security breaches in the news, but the majority of the headlines relate to breaches by financial institutions or NHS bodies. These types...

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New Guidance About Procedures for Handling Planning and Related Appeals and Inquiries

How to Ensure Compliance With The "Cookie" Regulations

The Way the Cookie Crumbles: The ICO Issues Guidelines on "Cookie" Regulations

Top Tips for Contracting with Charities for Public Services

Top Tips for Contracting with Charities for Public Services

The need for "objectivity" when setting award criteria

Supreme Court Rules Expert Witnesses No Longer Immune From Negligence Claims

Land Agreements and Competition Law - A Call for Calm

High Court Orders Damages for Breach of Procurement Regulations

Data Security Breach: A Risk Public Sector Bodies Can't Afford to Ignore

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