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L&G sues Stewart Milne over office block 'defects' - Vimarsana News

L&G sues Stewart Milne over office block 'defects'

L&G is suing a contractor, architect and structural engineer over alleged defects at an Aberdeen city centre office block. The seven storey Union

Court of Session rules against Yousaf challenge to 'sex-swap' Bill veto - Vimarsana News

Court of Session rules against Yousaf challenge to 'sex-swap' Bill veto

The UK Government acted lawfully in vetoing Holyrood’s gender self-ID Bill, Scotland’s Outer House of the Court of Session has ruled.

Edinburgh short-term let planning permission policy change did not have retrospective effect - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh short-term let planning permission policy change did not have retrospective effect

A Lord Ordinary has ruled that a decision of the City of Edinburgh Council to designate the whole of the city as a short-term let control area did not have retrospective effect after a challenge was brought by the director of a company that owned properties used for secondary short-term lets and an

Solar panel engineer solely liable for fracture sustained while carrying out subcontracted work - Vimarsana News

Solar panel engineer solely liable for fracture sustained while carrying out subcontracted work

A lord ordinary has found that an electrical contractor could not be held liable for injuries suffered by a solar panel engineer it subcontracted to perform work for it when he fell on a wet metal roof during a solar panel installation.

Lord ordinary refuses to grant relocation order for Scottish-Latvian children resident in Aberdeen - Vimarsana News

Lord ordinary refuses to grant relocation order for Scottish-Latvian children resident in Aberdeen

A family judge in the Court of Session has ruled that a Latvian mother and her two children aged two and four should not relocate from Aberdeen, where the mother held permanent employment, to Glasgow so that the children could be closer to their father. Both the pursuer, M, and the defender, A, held