Central Law Training
Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, London, Manchester, Plymouth, United Kingdom
http://www.clt.co.uk

Contract Law

This course aims to provide delegates with an understanding of the following areas: Contract, nature and formation Contract terms and validity Current restraint of trade provisions Discharge of a contract Performance; agreement; frustration and breach; remedies for breach and calculation of damages; liquidated damages and penalty clauses Sale of goods: With particular reference to r......
 

This course is aimed at Property Lawyers, particularly those involved in development work. It is intended to provide an introduction to the construction documentation commonly encountered in the context of both commercial and residential development. Introduction to the Construction Industry: Who¡¯s who? Procurement methods Introduction to Building Contracts: Standard Forms ¨C JCT ¡°Family¡±/NE......
 

Competition law can affect a wide range of commercial transactions, with potentially severe consequences for agreements that breach the rules. There are many pitfalls for the unwary commercial practitioner to avoid. This course is aimed at commercial lawyers who are not competition law specialists to give them an understanding of the competition law regime and its effect on the drafting and enf......
 

Introductory 3hrs The intention of this course is to discuss, investigate and provide practical assistance on the following: Company formation Corporate finance: the meaning of capital; types of shares; maintenance of capital; a comparison of shares and debentures Corporate management: Directors’ appointment, retirement and disqualification; removal; powers and duties of directors;......
 

With the present level of consumer debt and the threatened rises in interest rates it looks as though bankruptcy rates are set to soar. This will impact upon solicitors in many areas of practice including commercial, matrimonial and conveyancing. At the same time the attempts by government to de-stigmatise bankruptcy are themselves increasing the numbers of debtors filing for their own bankrupt......
 

This course is an update for those who already have some knowledge of Agricultural Law. It will deal primarily with the drafting of clauses for inclusion in tenancies, and certain other deeds and land holding arrangements and will include consideration of contracts for the sale of freehold agricultural property (details of all of which are set out below) required as a result of the Single Payme......
 

A revolution has swept the travel and holiday market; the traditional brochured package is in decline, replaced with a wave of low cost airlines, self packaging, internet offers from companies who may be Travel Agents, Tour Operators, Airlines - Who Knows? Where does this leave the consumer and the travel company? What are their legal rights in the event of default or injury? What about busines......
 

The Companies Act 2006 makes major changes to the law on shareholder rights and disputes, including the introduction of a new derivative claim by shareholders. This course, which will be of interest to non contentious corporate lawyers and litigators alike, reviews recent developments in the area and the practical implications for those advising in this area, including: Derivative claims unde......
 

Explaining to the client the potential pitfalls of litigation - Costs - Delay - (Further) Polarizing positions of parties - Difficulty, delay and cost of enforcement Contract claims and contractual remedies The pros and cons of Arbitration and Mediation - Halsey v Milton Keynes NHS Trust Part 36 - Getting the drafting right - Difficulties and effects of withdrawing offers/payments - Risks......
 

The course is aimed at solicitors either who litigate on behalf of tenants and/or landlords. With the rise in litigation over anti-social behaviour orders, Section 11 cases and a general move by Public Authorities and Housing Associations to force tenants to comply more strictly with the terms of their tenancy, this is an area of law which has an increasing importance and work load. The course ......
 

This course will provide all commercial lawyers and civil litigators with both a comprehensive up date on the law relating to remedies and a practical guide to ensuring that you maximise the recovery for your clients. One of the most important and first questions to ask of any client embarking on litigation is "what do you want out of this?" This course will enable you to advise on th......
 

This course aims to bring practitioners up to date with changes in the law affecting property litigation. It offers practical guidance and ¨C by consideration of a case study ¨C an analysis of the combination of problems that frequently arise in practice and how to deal with them. The course will cover: Restrictive covenants ¨C what are they, how can they be challenged and what are the cost impl......
 

Focusing on the practicalities and using examples, the course looks at the key issues as they arise in contract disputes and claims: The terms of the contract ¨C are they disputed and what evidence do you need Are earlier statements relevant and can you use them Are the exclusions and limitations effective Is there an alternative argument to breach of contract and should you use it Cla......
 

This is a practical course designed for intermediate/update level, and suitable for all those involved in advising or representing lenders and borrowers, including lending institutions. The course is in four main parts: 1. A review of practice and procedure and CPR 55 Forms Notices Evidence Orders and Appeals 2. A review of day-to-day problems on residential mortgage possession claims i......
 

Effective litigators have a clear idea of their case and know how to use the CPR to manage all parties to a good result. Effective litigators are persuasive. This course identifies and explains the skills that effective litigators use. Identifying and proving your case: case analysis and managing facts Getting your case managed the way you want it: using the court’s powers to your adva......
 

This is a practical course which explores the ongoing impact of the Licensing Act 2003; the developing case law; and the trends of enforcement and prosecution. In particular the course will cover the up to date position in relation to:- Health Act 2005 - the smoking ban provisions Premises Licences Personal Licences Temporary Event Notices Review procedures Closure procedures Offe......
 

Intellectual property disputes are an increasing aspect of modern business life and this course aims to provide the commercial practitioners and litigators involved in advising clients in this area on the commercial factors and procedural steps to bear in mind when contemplating or engaged in such disputes. Using practical and interactive case studies, the course will examine common IP dispute ......
 

This course is designed for those advising clients on bringing claims against insurers and for those defending claims on insurers’ behalf. The course concentrates on the wording of policies and on defences that may be raised by insurers in the light of recent Court decisions and legislative developments. It also covers new claims, which may be brought by third parties directly against insu......
 

This course provides an overview of and refresher on the basic principles of health and safety law and the main legislation. It will be delivered in an interactive manner and will cover: The history of health and safety at work The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 The "six-pack" regulations and other fundamental regulations Risk assessment Health and Safety enforcing a......
 

The procedures for enforcing judgments have been undergoing substantial review and change. This course will provide an up to date analysis of the procedures and practical issues involved in enforcing money judgments. It will cover all of the rule changes effective at the time of the course and the proposed new legislation. Enforcement in the High Court and County Court: to transfer or not - t......
 

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