Forfeiture issues in claim where third party held the real value
The High Court has considered the issue in a recent case
The High Court has considered the issue in a recent case
Elizabeth Dwomoh discovers why applying for relief from sanction is not for the faint hearted
The first of two articles on experts witnesses looks at constraints placed by CPRs
COMMENT Louise Ellison looks at the latest IPF research on the topic
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Tree preservation order
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Tree preservation order
Mathew Ditchburn and Lucy Redman set out what we can expect to see from forthcoming regulations
COMMENT Anthony Walker says embracing participatory democracy would strengthen the membership body
The advancement of the technology increasingly demands widespread adoption by property law firms
The pick of the deals from around the country – plus the top Cambridgeshire agents
COMMENT Arcadis’s Alice Green on how real estate can better support mental healthcare
Explaining the key changes in the latest Joint Contracts Tribunal Design and Build Contract
Insurance – Business interruption
Insurance – Business interruption
An outline of the process for tenants to bring a criminal claim over disrepair of their premises
COMMENT The “E” is easy, the “G” a given, but the “S” is sophisticated, says BGO’s Alexander Morris
Cambridge County Court has considered in a case what constitutes interference
The High Court rejected a claim for trespass in Charlton and another v Forrest and others
Capping damages and blunting the force of injunctions would bring clarity to the field
The High Court has considered this issue in Chohan v Ved and others
A landlord has a right, before a title is registered, to enter a property to carry out urgent works
Practice and procedure – Strike out – Without prejudice rule
Practice and procedure – Strike out – Without prejudice rule
The government’s new policy will backfire, and fail in its aim to reinvigorate the high street
The pick of the deals from around the country – plus the top agents in the Greater London market
Three charities explain how they will spend money raised by this year’s sponsored bike odyssey
COMMENT Avison Young’s Peter Fraser on supply versus demand in the city
Watercourse – Obstruction – Nuisance
Watercourse – Obstruction – Nuisance
Landlord and tenant – Dilapidations – Damages
Landlord and tenant – Dilapidations – Damages
COMMENT Scape Group’s chief executive on the teamwork needed in the green transition
Landlord and tenant – Right to buy – Tenant condition
Landlord and tenant – Right to buy – Tenant condition
A look at the ever-increasing role of green energies in property investment
The pick of the deals from around the country – plus the leading Surrey agents
Founding family member of Strettons Philip Tobin has died aged 76
COMMENT Companies that best cater to a range of needs will have the most success
COMMENT Lendlease’s Felicity Ranger says demand from universities means a shift in the office sector
Can you legally keep something you find on someone else’s property?
COMMENT Those poised to capitalise on emerging trends stand to reap the rewards
The Court of Appeal decision in One Savings Bank plc v Waller-Edwards
Town and country planning – Development consent order – Wind farm
Town and country planning – Development consent order – Wind farm
COMMENT DLA Piper’s Robert Russell on the “slow-motion liquidity crisis”
Should developers revisit the rate at which they are settling rights to light negotiations?
The Court of Appeal allowed an appeal in Ahmet v Tatum and another
The pick of the deals from around the country – plus the East of England’s leading office agents
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Mixed-use development
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Mixed-use development