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Pensions regulation

Earo Estates Ltd v The Pensions Regulator

The appellant failed to comply with the compliance notice by the specified deadline, had the tools and opportunity to do so, and no reasonable excuse was established. The fixed penalty notice was validly served and proportionate.

  • Automatic enrolment
  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Compliance notice
  • Employer duties
  • Service of statutory notices
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Property law [2026] EWHC 1119 (Ch)

Bennets Courtyard Ltd v Bennets Courtyard Airspace Ltd

Bennets Courtyard Ltd v Bennets Courtyard Airspace Ltd [2026] EWHC 1119 (Ch) (12 May 2026)

The High Court dismissed an appeal in a collective enfranchisement dispute, holding that the initial notice had to be served on the registered freehold proprietor.

  • Collective enfranchisement
  • Service of statutory notices
  • Land registration
  • Interpretation of statutes
  • Equitable vs legal ownership
  • Collective-enfranchisement
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Property law

Bennets Courtyard Limited v Bennets Courtyard Airspace Limited

Appeal over collective enfranchisement notice service. The High Court held the initial notice had to be served on the registered freehold owner, so service on the equitable owner was insufficient.

  • Collective enfranchisement
  • Service of statutory notices
  • Land registration
  • Leasehold reform
  • Collective-enfranchisement
  • Statutory-notice-service
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Pensions law

Hamilton Quantity Surveying Limited v The Pensions Regulator

The Tribunal dismissed an employer’s appeal against a £400 pensions fixed penalty notice, finding the compliance notice was properly issued and deemed received.

  • Automatic enrolment compliance
  • Service of statutory notices
  • Statutory presumptions
  • Employer duties
  • Fixed penalty notices
  • Automatic-enrolment
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Pensions

JAG Training Limited v The Pensions Regulator

The Tribunal upheld an escalating penalty notice, finding the employer failed to rebut presumptions of postal service and receipt or show a reasonable excuse.

  • Service of statutory notices
  • Statutory presumptions of delivery
  • Employer duties under pensions act
  • Registered office requirements
  • Reasonable excuse for non-compliance
  • Service-of-notices
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Pensions law

Integrated Options UK Limited v The Pensions Regulator

The Tribunal struck out Integrated Options UK Ltd’s pension penalty reference because no timely review had been made and the Tribunal lacked jurisdiction.

  • Service of statutory notices
  • Presumption of service
  • Tribunal jurisdiction
  • Compliance notice penalties
  • Pensions-law
  • Service-of-documents
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Pensions law

Pure Vision Eye Care Limited v The Pensions Regulator

The tribunal dismissed an appeal against an escalating penalty notice, finding statutory service proved, no reasonable excuse shown, and the £2,000 penalty confirmed.

  • Automatic enrolment
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Service of statutory notices
  • Reasonable excuse
  • Proportionality of penalties
  • Automatic-enrolment
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Pensions

Sharp Minds Communications Ltd v The Pension Regulator

The Tribunal dismissed Sharp Minds Communications Ltd’s appeal against a £400 fixed penalty notice, holding that service of the compliance notice was proved and no reasonable excuse was shown.

  • Automatic enrolment
  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Service of statutory notices
  • Reasonable excuse
  • Automatic-enrolment
  • Fixed-penalty-notice
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