When can the target of rude comments and insults on a community Facebook group sue? The High Court recently grappled with a community debate over free-roaming jackals that turned sour.
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A recent Labour Court decision is a stark reminder to employees that an employment relationship is founded on trust, and that any breach of that trust could justify dismissal.
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For many people, an HOA Estate Manager’s role looks simple from the outside- ensure compliance, manage contractors, keep residents happy. But for those of us who have lived it, it can be a very lonely position, especially when the people you report to are the very ones undermining everything you stand for.
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It is widely known and understood that, as of 7 October 2016, people and entities who own a unit in a sectional title scheme must pay so-called CSOS levies to their bodies corporate, who must in turn pay these levies over to the Community Schemes Ombud Service (“CSOS”) on a quarterly basis. What appears to be less widely known and often overlooked is the fact that there are 5 categories of unit-owners who are not required to pay such levies.
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Foreign Investors for Britain (FIFB) hopes the government will start listening to it soon. At its Investment and Growth summit at the House of Lords on Thursday, the group will make the case for a UK Investor Visa, arguing the country needs to attract and retain wealth.
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