Practical guides to Scottish and UK law — written by the editorial team behind LAW-BUD. No legalese, no upselling, no cost.
Scotland has its own tenancy regime — Section 21 doesn't exist here. If your landlord has served a Notice to Leave, here's exactly what they need to prove and how you defend yourself at the Housing & Property Chamber.
A Section 21 notice is the most common — and most procedurally fragile — eviction tool in English housing law. Six things must be true for it to be valid. Get one wrong and the whole notice is void. Here's how to find the defects.
If somebody owes you up to £5,000, you don't need a solicitor. Scotland built Simple Procedure for self-litigants. Here are the fees, the forms, the stages, and the three things that consistently separate winning self-litigants from losing ones.
Every UK citizen has the right under Article 15 UK GDPR to demand a copy of every piece of personal data an organisation holds about them. It's free. They have 30 days. Here's how to use the DSAR to change the outcome of nearly any legal dispute.
About half of formal parking appeals succeed — but only if you know which regime you're in (council statutory PCNs vs private contract charges) and which defence to run. Here are the procedural rules, the deadlines and the exact way in.
If you were dismissed and you have two years' service, you have a real claim — but the limitation period is three months less one day. Here is the framework, the ACAS Early Conciliation step, the procedural fairness test, and what you can recover.
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