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In this issue: Advertising, marketing and sponsorship Brexit Confidential information Consumer protection Data protection International Public procurement Sale and supply of goods Daily and weekly news alerts New and updated content Dates for your diary Trackers Latest Q&A Advertising, marketing and sponsorship ASA rulings—29 May 2024 The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) considered a complaint concerning Future Farm Plant-Based Food UK Ltd’s product packaging. The front displayed a promotion stating, ‘WIN £1000 BUY ME AND SCAN TO ENTER T&C’S APPLY’, with a QR code positioned in the middle of the wording. The complainant queried whether the ad breached the CAP Code by leaving out key conditions of the offer. The ASA agreed with the concern and upheld the complaint. See LNB News 29/05/2024 63. CMA launches consultation on Meta’s varied commitments regarding use of advertising data The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has begun a consultation on Meta’s updated...

How to use this index This Practice Note offers an index with links to the Family Procedure Rules 2010 (FPR 2010), SI 2010/2955—the main procedural rules that apply to family proceedings—together with all supporting Practice Directions. Use the 'Table of Contents' tab on the left-hand side of the screen; it will expand to reveal every Part of FPR 2010 and the associated Practice Directions for each individual Part. To open material within FPR 2010, select the margin note to the right of the text for the specific Part or Practice Direction you wish to consult. When you are inside a Part of FPR 2010, click the 'Table of Contents' tab on the left to then expand that Part, display all rules contained in it, and allow you to navigate to the relevant provision you are interested in or require. Within FPR 2010, the 'Table of Contents' tab also lists all other Parts of FPR 2010, and individual rules can be navigated to by clicking on each relevant...

This Practice Note: CDD ID documentation—FAQs is intended for law firms. It addresses frequently asked questions on client due diligence (CDD) and identification documents under the anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) regime, including: Whether a current, valid UK photocard driving licence, on its own, is adequate to satisfy CDD requirements Whether CDD materials must be updated when items expire, e.g. a passport copy, for AML purposes What steps to take when a client’s passport and driving licence display different names to confirm the client’s identity Who is permitted to certify identification documents (passports, driving licences, utility bills, etc) and the exact certification wording to use Can a current, valid UK photocard driving licence alone satisfy CDD requirements?...

Practice Note This Practice Note outlines the significant revisions made to the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers (Code) in September 2011. The reforms chiefly sought to curb perceived tactical benefits enjoyed by certain hostile (unrecommended) bidders and to refine the conduct of offers by giving fuller regard to those affected by a takeover beyond offeree shareholders, including employees and other affected parties. This Practice Note concentrates on the principal September 2011 modifications to the Code, preserving the same focus and scope. It does not address or analyse any later changes to the Code or subsequent updates. Material amendments took effect on Monday, 19 September 2011 (Implementation Date). Putting these measures into effect, through the release of a new version of the Code (the tenth edition), followed an extensive consultation exercise initiated by The Panel on Takeovers and Mergers (Panel) in response to concerns about how the Code had been operating at the time. Those concerns were brought into the public eye by the manner in which several prominent...

A. Additional documents for all main applicants Evidence of your employment for the previous 12 months is required. This may comprise: payslips bank statements Payslips must be either: printed on the company-headed paper that shows the employer’s name, or printouts of online payslips Your bank statements must display a complete breakdown of your remuneration, covering salary deposits and any commission. Personal bank or building society statements must be either: statements issued on bank stationery ad hoc statements produced on the bank’s letterhead (excluding mini-statements from Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs)), or printouts of electronic statements Every statement must include: your name account number date of the statement the financial institution’s name, contact details and a branch code any transactions over the period The most recent document must be dated no more than 31 days before the application. Some...

APPENDIX [ 4 ] ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 1 Responsibility 1.1 The [ Offeror ] Directors, identified in paragraph 2.1 below, accept responsibility for the information set out in this document, with the exception of the matters described below: (a) the information relating to [ Offeree ], the [ Offeree ] Directors, their close relatives, related trusts and connected persons [ and OR , ] (b) the [ Offeree ] Directors’ recommendations and opinions concerning the Offer as contained in Part I of this document [ and (c) the information relating to the [ Offeror Parent ], the [ Offeror Parent ] Directors, their close relatives, related trusts and connected persons, ] To the best of the knowledge and belief of the [ Offeror ] Directors (who have taken all reasonable care to ensure that this is the case), the information included in this document for which they are responsible accords with the facts and does not omit anything likely to affect the...