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About The Incetantly Property Podcast Series
Our property specialists from across the firm discuss the latest property news and share their knowledge on a different property topic every month.
The topics will vary each month, but stay tuned for future discussions on the following themes and many more:

“Case update”: Case updates on big decisions and drafting consequences that might apply.
“Grey’s Anatomy of a Lease”: Looking at common covenants in a lease, what they mean for landlord and tenant and why they are there.
“Incetant Recognition”: This will be a short-form interview with a member of the team. What they do, their experience, etc.
“Horizon scanning”: Law reform, new legislation on the horizon, issues likely to affect the industry.
“All rise”: An interview with Counsel.
“I get knocked down but I get up again”: Issues to do with redevelopment, 1954 Act, Rights to Light, planning, construction issues, adverse rights
“My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen”: Title issues, adverse possession, easements/profits a prendre, restrictive covenants
"Q&A”: Listeners to email in to ask questions about issues covered in previous podcasts, which we then answer.

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Grey’s Anatomy of a Lease - part 1

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“Case update”: Case updates on big decisions and drafting consequences that might apply.
“Grey’s Anatomy of a Lease”: Looking at common covenants in a lease, what they mean for landlord and tenant and why they are there.
“Incetant Recognition”: This will be a short-form interview with a member of the team. What they do, their experience, etc.
“Horizon scanning”: Law reform, new legislation on the horizon, issues likely to affect the industry.
“All rise”: An interview with Counsel.
“I get knocked down but I get up again”: Issues to do with redevelopment, 1954 Act, Rights to Light, planning, construction issues, adverse rights
“My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen”: Title issues, adverse possession, easements/profits a prendre, restrictive covenants
"Q&A”: Listeners to email in to ask questions about issues covered in previous podcasts, which we then answer.

44 episodes

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Grey’s Anatomy of a Lease - part 2 15:25

2 years ago15:25

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In our latest monthly podcast, London-based Real Estate Partners, Tim Foley and Will Spencer , return for the second part of our two-part special - “Grey’s Anatomy of a Lease”. The discussion includes insights into underletting, obtaining the landlord’s consent and the conditions that might need to be satisfied. About The Incetantly Property Podcast Series Our property specialists from across the firm discuss the latest property news and share their knowledge on a different property topic every month. The topics will vary each month, but stay tuned for future discussions on the following themes and many more: “ Case update ”: Case updates on big decisions and drafting consequences that might apply. “ Grey’s Anatomy of a Lease ”: Looking at common covenants in a lease, what they mean for landlord and tenant and why they are there. “ Incetant Recognition ”: This will be a short-form interview with a member of the team. What they do, their experience, etc. “ Horizon scanning ”: Law reform, new legislation on the horizon, issues likely to affect the industry. “ All rise ”: An interview with Counsel. “ I get knocked down but I get up again ”: Issues to do with redevelopment, 1954 Act, Rights to Light, planning, construction issues, adverse rights “ My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen ”: Title issues, adverse possession, easements/profits a prendre, restrictive covenants " Q&A ”: Listeners to email in to ask questions about issues covered in previous podcasts, which we then answer.…

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Grey’s Anatomy of a Lease - part 1 23:04

2 years ago23:04

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In our first monthly podcast, we have a two-part special from London-based Real Estate Partners Tim Foley and Will Spencer , who will explore the “Grey’s Anatomy of a Lease”. The discussion will include insights into the absolute and qualified covenants of a lease, obtaining the landlord’s consent and Authorised Guarantee Agreements. About The Incetantly Property Podcast Series Our property specialists from across the firm discuss the latest property news and share their knowledge on a different property topic every month. The topics will vary each month, but stay tuned for future discussions on the following themes and many more: “ Case update ”: Case updates on big decisions and drafting consequences that might apply. “ Grey’s Anatomy of a Lease ”: Looking at common covenants in a lease, what they mean for landlord and tenant and why they are there. “ Incetant Recognition ”: This will be a short-form interview with a member of the team. What they do, their experience, etc. “ Horizon scanning ”: Law reform, new legislation on the horizon, issues likely to affect the industry. “ All rise ”: An interview with Counsel. “ I get knocked down but I get up again ”: Issues to do with redevelopment, 1954 Act, Rights to Light, planning, construction issues, adverse rights “ My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen ”: Title issues, adverse possession, easements/profits a prendre, restrictive covenants " Q&A ”: Listeners to email in to ask questions about issues covered in previous podcasts, which we then answer.…

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Smart Talk: Review into SFO failings in the Unaoil case published 13:22

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Welcome to the sixth edition of Smart Talk. In this podcast, Colette Kelly, Partner, Regulatory Solutions, and Sophia Arshad, Professional Support Lawyer discuss Sir David Calvert-Smith QC’s report into the failings of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) in its handling of the Unaoil case. The podcast discusses the lead-up to the review including Mr Ziad Akle’s grounds for appeal and the conviction being quashed, the failings identified and the recommendations for change suggested by Sir David Calvert-Smith QC. Smart Talk provides busy professionals operating within the Energy sector short and frequent updates on topical issues and points of law affecting the Energy industry. The talks are hosted by our Energy specialists and other leading experts. Please do keep an eye out for further mailings in relation to our "Smart Talk" and “Smart Contracting” under English law events. Should you have colleagues that would be interested in this content, please feel free to forward the mailing to them.…

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Smart Talk: Refund Guarantees 10:01

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In our latest 'Smart Talk' energy sector podcast, Chris Kidd , the Joint Head of Energy and Infrastructure at Ince, is joined by Tarek Taha to shed light on avoiding key pitfalls when drafting payment deferral clauses in the context of refund guarantees.

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Smart Talk: Is climate change litigation here to stay? 18:57

3 years ago18:57

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In our latest 'Smart Talk' energy sector podcast, our experienced partners Chris Kidd and Stuart McAlpine discuss the global trends in climate change litigation, the legal and practical significance of these trends and the impact on oil and gas companies as well as those in the renewables sector.

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Seller of defective goods entitled to maintain claim for price 7:28

3 years ago7:28

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In this case, the Sellers were able to claim payment for goods delivered, notwithstanding that they were alleged to be defective and the sale contract contained a retention of title clause. In this podcast, Monika Humphreys-Davies , Senior Associate, discusses the decision.

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“Zoned out”: Court confirms applicable time zone for notification of demurrage claims 7:30

4 years ago7:30

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The Court has considered which time zone applies to determine the date of completion of discharge for the purposes of deciding whether notification of a demurrage claim was made too late. In this podcast, Monika Humphreys-Davies reviews the decision and explains why the Court held that it was the time zone at the place of discharge.…

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A review of the recent conviction by the SFO of Petrofac 11:30

4 years ago11:30

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Speakers Gillie Belsham, Joint Head of the Energy & Infrastructure Colette Kelly, Financial Crime Partner Our first session in the Smart Talk series features Gillie Belsham, Joint Head of the Energy & Infrastructure, and Colette Kelly, Financial Crime Partner. In this episode, they review the Serious Fraud Office's recent conviction of Petrofac Limited for failing to prevent bribery, and examine the possible implications of the conviction for other companies in the energy market.…

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Family Matters episode 5: Divorce & Children 11:21

4 years ago11:21

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Guest Starring: Susan J Williams Host: Mili Sandifer-Smith Topics : Divorce; Dissolution; Parental Responsibility; Child Arrangement Orders; Children; Separation; Mediation; Court Applications; Custody; Residence and Contact; Marriage; Civil Partnership; Mothers and Fathers; Private Law; Welfare Checklist; Child Maintenance; Relationships; Co-Parenting; CAFCASS In the fifth episode of “Family Matters” we are joined by Susan Williams who sheds light on agreements between separating couples regarding their children. We start by breaking down the concept of Parental Responsibility in order for separating couples to start their journey to co-parent their children effectively. For those who opting for the Court route in order to obtain a Child Arrangements Order, there are many factors to be considered known as the ‘welfare checklist’; whereby decisions are made in the best interest of the child or children. We discuss how gender may play a role in these decisions and the importance of early advice. Useful Links: https://www.gov.uk/parental-rights-responsibilities https://www.gov.uk/looking-after-children-divorce https://www.lawsociety.org.uk/topics/family-and-children https://childlawadvice.org.uk/information-pages/explaining-the-legality-of-a-child-arrangements-order/ https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/commentary-and-opinion/supporting-families-in-conflict/5110584.article…

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Family Matters episode 4: Divorce and finances 22:28

4 years ago22:28

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Guest Starring: Sharon Priday and Andrew Williams Host: Mili Sandifer-Smith, Ince Topics: Divorce; Matrimonial Finances; Private Wealth; Matrimonial Assets; Asset and Financial Protection; Financial Disclosure; Separation; Wills; Income Tax; Inheritance Tax; Capital Gains Tax; Property In the fourth episode of “Family matters”, Sharon Priday, Managing Associate, and Andrew Williams, Managing Associate come together to bring you both the family and the private wealth legal perspective on matrimonial finances. Sharon provides us with an overview of the matrimonial financial process to include when you could be protecting your wealth and how best to do this. We discuss the financial disclosure of pensions, medical records, business records, and inheritance. Andrew delivers persuasive points for separating couples to consider in terms of their Wills and how they hold their property. He also gives us an overview of how Capital Gains Tax and Income Tax can play an important role in the matrimonial financial process. Useful Links: Ince – https://www.incegd.com/en/services/family-matrimonial Ince - https://www.incegd.com/en/news-insights/family-demystifying-wills Ince - https://www.incegd.com/en/news-insights/married-separated-or-divorced-how-does-your-marital-status-affect-your-tax-treatment Citizens Advice - https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/family/sorting-out-money/benefits-and-help-with-council-tax-when-you-separate/ Divorce Online - https://www.divorce-online.co.uk/blog/tax-rules-on-divorce/ HMRC - https://www.gov.uk/tell-hmrc-change-of-details/relationship-or-family-changes…

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The rise in climate change litigation: Royal Dutch Shell and beyond 14:38

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Speakers: Chris Kidd, Head of Shipbuilding and Offshore Construction, Joint Head of Energy & Infrastructure, Partner London Stuart Mcalpine, Global Head of Marine Projects, London Climate change litigation is a growing trend; and the legal industry bears witness to a rise in claims brought against both governments and private corporations for either failing to prevent, or contributing to, harmful carbon emissions across the world. In this podcast, our Energy team considers the landmark decision from the District Court of The Hague in the matter of Milieudefensie et al. v. Royal Dutch Shell PLC, how a national court’s decision can impact the global market, and why this ruling is not to be ignored.…

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Ince Impact podcast September 2021 5:43

4 years ago5:43

5:43

In our second CSR podcast, Ince Impact members Alex Davidson, Hope Wilkins, and Francesca Jus-Burke talk us through the CSR initiatives Ince volunteers have been involved with over the past few months.

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Family matters episode 3: No Fault Divorce? Finally! 12:39

4 years ago12:39

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Host: Mili Sandifer-Smith, Ince Guest Star: John Burrell, Ince Topics: Divorce; Divorce proceedings; Divorce, Dissolution & Separation Bill In this episode, we kick off by discussing the most talked about area of family law: divorce. With particular emphasis on the changes in legislation to divorce which will be coming into force next year, having been delayed while the UK government works to implement these changes. We listen to the first-hand experience of John Burrell, Consultant for the Ince London Family Department and his thoughts on this new legislation: the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill. We re-cap on the current ways in which divorce has been processed within and outside of the Family Courts and how this is likely to change. For individuals not working within family law, we touch on the current system of blame and fault; together with the social stigma of divorce in general. Useful Links: No fault divorce – possible from Spring 2022 UK Government Law Society Law Gazette…

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Family Matters episode 2: Domestic Abuse Legislation 13:47

4 years ago13:47

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Guest Starring: Jack Duffy, Queen Square Chambers Host: Mili Sandifer-Smith, Ince Topics: recap of non-molestation orders, domestic abuse, Domestic Abuse Bill, statistics of men & women domestic violence, DVPNs, DVPOs In our second episode of the series brought to you by Ince, in any case, we re-cap from our previous episode and delve beyond non-molestation orders to domestic violence. Due to changes in the law there have been significant changes to the legal definition of domestic abuse. Jack explains the way in which domestic violence affects legal proceedings within the family court. We touch on the gendered notion of domestic violence and highlight the importance for male victims of abuse as in the case of Jordan Worth and Alex Skeel. We review the significance of the Domestic Abuse Bill and how this will encourage further access for justice, for those who need it. Useful Links UK Government - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/domestic-abuse-how-to-get-help Citizens Advice - https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/family/gender-violence/domestic-violence-and-abuse-getting-help/ Non-Molestation Orders - https://www.ncdv.org.uk/non-molestation-order/ Domestic Abuse Bill 2020 - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/domestic-abuse-bill-2020-factsheets/domestic-abuse-bill-2020-overarching-factsheet…

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A distinction with a difference: Court of Appeal finds conflict between contractual terms 8:06

4 years ago8:06

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In a commodities contract dispute, the Court of Appeal has taken a different view to the Commercial Court on whether the contractual terms were consistent and could be read together, or whether they conflicted. The difference of opinion on this key issue of contractual interpretation highlights the type of problem that can arise where industry-standard terms are incorporated into a bespoke contract. In her latest podcast, Natalie Jensen discusses the Court of Appeal’s decision.…

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Demystifying Blockchain 29:22

4 years ago29:22

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In this podcast, Julian Clark, Ince Global Senior Partner and Deanna MacDonald, Founder & CEO of Bloc demystify exactly what Blockchain is. Julian and Deanna discuss the role of blockchain in developing a system for electronic bills of lading, and take a deeper look at the systems that Bloc is developing to change the way in which the maritime industry deals with various issues, such as carriage of dangerous goods, crew welfare, resolving issues concerning ownership and quality of bunkers, and finally that all-important issue of helping the industry cope and address the demands of environmental social governance. If you have any questions regarding this podcast you can contact either Julian or Deanna via their contact details below: Julian Clark, Ince Global Senior Partner: JulianClark@incegd.com Deanna MacDonald, Founder & CEO of Bloc: deanna@wearebloc.io…

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Family Matters episode 1: Welcome to Family Matters 16:04

4 years ago16:04

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Guest Starring: Jack Duffy, Queen Square Chambers Host: Mili Sandifer-Smith, Ince Topics: Capacity; Non-Molestation Orders; Domestic Violence Protection Notices; Domestic Violence Protection Orders Welcome to our first episode of Family Matters. In this first episode of our series, we explore what working in the legal profession has been like during the Covid-19 pandemic. This series is suitable for those with little to no knowledge of family law, as well as those who have made a career within this niche area of English & Welsh law. We touch on the pros and cons of remote hearings and issues of capacity within legal proceedings, with which Jack has first-hand experience in his role as a Barrister. Our main area of discussion is the concept of a Non-Molestation Order; who can have them, what do they mean, and the effect of this on legal proceedings. This leads us to the recently introduced concept of Domestic Violence Protection Notices and Domestic Violence Protection Orders; and how these work in practice. Useful Links UK Government - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/domestic-abuse-how-to-get-help Citizens Advice - https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/family/gender-violence/domestic-violence-and-abuse-getting-help/ Non-Molestation Orders - https://www.ncdv.org.uk/non-molestation-order/…

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Court considers unclear dispute resolution clause in charterparty 9:02

4 years ago9:02

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The case of Armada Ship Management(s) Pte Ltd v. Schiste Oil and Gas Nigeria Ltd (Armada Tuah 101) [2021] EWHC 1094 (Comm), highlights the importance of revising standard form terms carefully to avoid any subsequent confusion as to what was actually agreed. Upon the claimant making an application under s.32 Arbitration Act 1996 (“AA 1996”) for a declaration that a sole arbitrator had been validly appointed, the Court held that such applications are inappropriate where the defendant fails to participate in the arbitration. Natalie Jensen , Managing Associate, discusses why the Court would not grant the declaration sought. Please read the original article here: https://fal.cn/3fNww…

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The High Court reminder: Where does liability for decommissioning costs lie? 8:21

4 years ago8:21

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This podcast by Chris Kidd, Joint Head of Energy & Infrastructure, and Tarek Taha, Associate, addresses the recent case of Apache UK Investment Limited v. Esso Exploration and Production UK Limited [2021] EWHC 1283 (Comm), where the High Court considered liability for decommissioning costs, in the context of a Sale and Purchase Agreement. The content of the podcast was first published as an article, which you may access by clicking here .…

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Ince Impact podcast June 2021 7:20

4 years ago7:20

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This UK Volunteers’ Week, we are pleased to launch the first in a new series of Ince Impact podcasts about CSR at Ince. In this first podcast, Ince CSR committee members Donal Keaney, Francesca Jus-Burke, Alex Davidson and Rachel Bennion, provide an overview of CSR at Ince and give an insight into the types of projects that our volunteers have been involved with over the past few months. Thank you to the CSR Committee, Ince’s volunteers and Ince’s charity partners for making all this possible. Stay tuned for the next podcast in two months’ time.…

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The Future of the UK post-Brexit/post-pandemic: Lola Akinloye 9:11

4 years ago9:11

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In the context of a post-pandemic and post-Brexit world, Lola Akinloye , Associate in the London Real Estate team and Africa Practice Group, discusses the key considerations for Africans and other overseas persons contemplating moves to and investment into the UK property market.

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The Future of the UK post-Brexit/post-pandemic: Roger Harding 4:58

4 years ago4:58

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Roger Harding, our Tax Director, runs through some key tax issues to consider when coming to live in the UK, in order to effectively plan for becoming UK tax resident.

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The Future of the UK post-Brexit/post-pandemic: Alan Platt 6:49

4 years ago6:49

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Thinking of moving to the UK? In the first episode of our 'Future of the UK post-Brexit/post-pandemic' series, Alan Platt , our Consultant Director of Immigration at Ince, runs you through some of the available immigration routes into the United Kingdom – Tier 1 (Investor), Innovator, Sole Representative and Skilled Worker.…

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Court concludes parties had not agreed to arbitrate commodities dispute 6:32

4 years ago6:32

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In this podcast, David Owens discusses a recent decision that highlights the difficulties that can arise where the initially agreed terms of a commodities contract do not include an arbitration agreement. You can also read the article here .

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Seeing double? Legal considerations for granting an “anti-anti-suit injunction” 6:58

4 years ago6:58

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Are you seeing double? In this podcast, Eric Eyo explores a recent case, where the court decided to grant the Claimant an “anti-anti-suit injunction”, to counter a foreign anti-suit injunction obtained by the Defendant in breach of a London arbitration agreement. Please read the article here .

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Cargo in “apparent good order and condition”: an invitation or representation? 7:06

4 years ago7:06

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The Court of Appeal has confirmed that the words “ clean on board ” and “ SHIPPED in apparent good order and condition ” in a draft bill of lading do not amount to a representation or warranty by the shippers or charterers as to the apparent condition of the cargo. They are merely an invitation to the Master to make his own assessment of the cargo’s apparent condition on shipment and to make the appropriate representation in the bill of lading he signs and issues at the time of shipment. In this podcast Natalie Nielsen discusses the significance of the Court of Appeal’s decision and how it reflects the general understanding of industry practitioners and commentators. Please read the podcast in article format here .…

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Take or pay: does a breach of capacity obligation cause loss? 7:06

4 years ago7:06

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In this podcast, Chris Kidd explains the recent Court of Appeal ruling in British Gas Trading Limited v Shell UK Limited , Esso Exploration & Production UK Limited concerning a “take or pay” arrangement, in which the British Gas, the buyers of natural gas were only entitled to nominal damages despite Shell's breach of their capacity obligations as sellers. Please read the full article here .…

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Anti-suit injunctions: delay at your peril! 8:34

4 years ago8:34

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The Court has granted a final anti-suit injunction, restraining a cargo claimant from continuing proceedings in the Chinese courts, in breach of a London arbitration agreement in the bills of lading. Despite the Chinese Court reserving jurisdiction over the dispute, the English Court granted the injunction because, importantly, the Shipowners had not unduly delayed in seeking relief and the Chinese proceedings were not very far advanced. Please read the article here .…

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Marine Money Ship Finance Forum in review 9:33

4 years ago9:33

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In the panel discussion ‘Shipping Finance: Trends, Products and Pricing’ at the Marine Money Ship Finance Forum in London on 27 January, the panel of experts reflected on the health of the shipping industry, and provided their insights into current trends in ship financing; including the diversification of capital and the growth in popularity and value of Chinese lease houses as alternative ship financing providers. In this short podcast, Global Head of Marine Projects at Ince and panel moderator, Stuart McAlpine, is joined by Managing Director of Smarine Advisors Norway AS and panel speaker, Thor Erling Kylstad, to reflect on the panel discussion and discuss some of their key takeaways and thoughts. To watch the full session, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yA2czaT8e8Y…

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Rescission of charterparty: when words speak as loudly as actions 8:43

4 years ago8:43

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The Court has held that charterers were in repudiatory breach of charter by redelivering the vessel early. The Charterers claimed that they were entitled to rescind the charter because the Owners had misrepresented the vessel’s performance capabilities. The Court, however, held that the Charterers had affirmed the charter by their conduct and had thereby lost the right to rescind it, even though they had continued to perform their charter obligations under a “reservation of rights”. Please also read the article by Eric Eyo, here . #maritimelaw #shippingindustry #shippinglaw #charterers #SKShippingEurope #CapitalVLCC #CapitalMaritime #Rescission #Affirmation #Ince…

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Brexit: Jurisdiction clauses and the enforcement of judgments... where are we now? 3:03

4 years ago3:03

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The Brexit transition period came to an end on 31 December 2020, shortly before which the UK and the EU were finally able to agree a trade deal. In this podcast, David Choy sets out key points to take into account when considering the recognition of law and jurisdiction clauses and the enforcement of English court judgments, as of 1 January 2021…

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Non-competes: The unreasonable case for reform 6:38

4 years ago6:38

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For the second time in four years, a Conservative Government has begun consultation on ways to reform post-termination restrictions in employment contracts. In this podcast, Martin Pratt explores the latest UK government proposal to reform (or even abolish) post-termination non-compete restrictions. Please read the accompanying article here .…

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Interpreting related contracts and precedence clauses 7:33

4 years ago7:33

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This podcast by Chris Kidd , looks at the recent Court of Appeal ruling in which a Farm-out Agreement and a Joint Operating Agreement were interpreted by the courts by reference to one another. The implications of this decision has wider application for interpreting related contracts and precedence clauses in general. To listen to the podcast with the related slides, please click here .…

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Anti-bullying week episode 5 - Seeking external assistance 8:15

5 years ago8:15

8:15

For the final podcast in our anti-bullying week series, Fiona Young, Consultant at Ince in Gibraltar, details how to seek external assistance when necessary.

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Anti-bullying week episode 4: Systems and Procedures 9:48

5 years ago9:48

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In the fourth podcast for our anti-bullying week series, Fiona Young, Consultant at Ince in Gibraltar, explores putting in place systems, mechanisms and procedures to eliminate bullying in the workplace.

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Anti-bullying week episode 3: Understanding the bully 6:41

5 years ago6:41

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In the third podcast for our anti-bullying week series, Fiona Young, Consultant at Ince in Gibraltar, talks about understanding the bully.

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Anti-bullying week episode 2: The impact of bullying in the workplace 7:43

5 years ago7:43

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In the second podcast for our anti-bullying week series, Fiona Young, Consultant at Ince in Gibraltar, explores the impact of bullying in the workplace.

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Anti-bullying week: Episode 1 - "What is bullying?" 9:13

5 years ago9:13

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In the first podcast for our anti-bullying week series, Fiona Young, Consultant at Ince in Gibraltar, introduces herself and what the series is about.

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Covid-19: Navigating virtual shareholders' meetings in the UK 4:40

5 years ago4:40

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Following the Corporate and Insolvency Governance Act (CIGA) brought in earlier this year, the ability for companies to convene meetings in a flexible way through using a range of technologies has been extended until 30 December 2020. Elizabeth Callard from our Corporate team outlines how companies can hold shareholders' meetings virtually in this podcast and in her latest article: https://lnkd.in/dj8GBFT…

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Crypto & Compliance - A New Regulatory World 17:15

5 years ago17:15

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In this podcast, our compliance experts Annette Fong and Michelle Walsh look at the AML regulatory aspects of cryptocurrency and in particular, discuss: - Why Now? An update on 5MLD and the new requirements for cryptoasset businesses. - Back to Basics: What are the fundamental basics in AML? Know Your Customer, Know Your Business, Know Your Transactions and how does this apply to cryptoasset activities? - How can the requirements of 5MLD be achieved? Quick overview of Regtech and what it can provide. - Challenges: The need to 'think outside the box' and go though some examples. This podcast was originally recorded as a webinar on our Ince Presents channel: https://www.gotostage.com/channel/c7bad3e6d1594a92bd009c2d280afba9/recording/9fd9c9bf557c43ee80ed010cc206254f/watch…

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Blockchain - Supply Chain in the face of COVID-19 33:27

5 years ago33:27

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Blockchain has gone far beyond its beginnings in cryptocurrency and it is now transforming more and more industries. In light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, organisations need to rethink their business methodology and Blockchain can be the answer to many problems. In this podcast Edward Chapman will discuss how Blockchain technology is being used to digitise global supply chains. This podcast was originally recorded as a webinar on our Ince Presents channel: https://www.gotostage.com/channel/c7bad3e6d1594a92bd009c2d280afba9/recording/03669d94df1f4fc8975282cc777067a1/watch…

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The Coming of Age of Crypto – 101 Guide 50:25

5 years ago50:25

50:25

Peter Howitt, our crypto expert, discusses: - What is cryptocurrency? - How does cryptocurrency work? - Different types of cryptocurrency. - Why are cryptocurrencies disruptive? - What keeps cryptocurrency safe and secure? This podcast was originally recorded as a webinar on our Ince Presents channel: https://www.gotostage.com/channel/c7bad3e6d1594a92bd009c2d280afba9/recording/98ed9a1a3c0e4dcf8e25f2a0af4a7c50/watch…

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Blockchain: Decentralised Finance 1:18:18

5 years ago1:18:18

1:18:18

In this podcast our crypto expert, Peter Howitt speaks with the CTO of Capitalgram, Mikko Ohtamaa, Vice President of Finance at Gnosis, Steven Borg and CEO of KR1 plc, George McDonaugh. This podcast covers: - Global use of cryptocurrency - Decentralised finance - Crypto-market & Regulations - Blockchain industry in Gibraltar This podcast was originally recorded as a webinar on our Ince Presents channel: https://www.gotostage.com/channel/c7bad3e6d1594a92bd009c2d280afba9/recording/b4ccf5000dac4332b2c777ca1e39022c/watch…

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'Back to work' series: questions from employers 22:09

5 years ago22:09