Q&A: Rent recovery and tenant insolvency
Statutory demands and conditions which must be complied with before rent arrears can be recovered
Latest Articles by Stuart Nissen
Back to Basics: Wrangling with rentcharges
Livy Twiss explains what rentcharges are and how they work, along with key cases and legislation
Taylor v Jones and others; Taylor v Spriggs
Party Wall etc Act 1996 – Compensation
Chohan v Ved and others
Company – Director – Breach of fiduciary duty
Chohan v Ved and others
Company – Director – Breach of fiduciary duty
Guv Harborough & Saltley House RTM Co Ltd v Adriatic Land 3 Ltd and others
Landlord and tenant – Right to manage – Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002
Guv Harborough & Saltley House RTM Co Ltd v Adriatic Land 3 Ltd and others
Landlord and tenant – Right to manage – Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002
Caldwell and another v Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Town and country planning – Enforcement notice – Material change of use
Caldwell and another v Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Town and country planning – Enforcement notice – Material change of use
Park homes: relevance of loss of amenity in determining pitch fees
Nothing in the statutory provisions of the Mobile Homes (Wales) Act 2013 and the Mobile Homes Act 1983…
R (on the application of Boswell) v Secretary of State for Transport
Environment – Environmental impact assessment – Carbon emissions
An overview of underlettings
Tom Merrick and Annabel Lindsay look at underletting, a flexible solution for corporate occupiers
Natural capital: taxation revisited
RURAL VIEW Important taxation questions will keep us all guessing until spring 2025
APC Series: Know your market
Jen Lemen looks at market awareness for students and APC candidates
R (on the application of Strack, on behalf of Woodcock Village Green Committee) v Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Town or village green – Deregistration – Commons Act 2006
R (on the application of Strack, on behalf of Woodcock Village Green Committee) v Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Town or village green – Deregistration – Commons Act 2006
JLL on top in London as deal data reveals Q1 agency market leaders
The latest EG Radius Leaderboards reveal the most prolific dealmakers in the first three months of 2024
Brown and another v Commissioners of HM Revenue and Customs
Taxation – Stamp duty land tax – Residential property – Sub-sale relief
Buying renewable energy for property
Procurement needs to evolve to drive renewable energy generation and support net zero goals
PDR pitfalls and possibilities
Some of the key questions to have in mind when considering the use of permitted development rights
EV does it: lease drafting for charging points
Hollie Jordan-Wright rounds up the key leasehold considerations for electric vehicle charging
Should you win an EG Award?
Deadline for entries is Friday 26 April
Morris and others v Williams & Co Solicitors (a firm)
Practice and procedure – Strike out – Claim form
Morris and others v Williams & Co Solicitors (a firm)
Practice and procedure – Strike out – Claim form
GPE’s Courtauld on the draw of the office
COMMENT “The view that no one wants to return to the office is wrong. The truth is far more nuanced”
Data centres and carbon offsetting in London, a flawed system
COMMENT Many millions of pounds per development may have been paid out incorrectly under the London Plan
Moving towards a cleaner future
Zero waste to landfill is not just an environmental necessity, it is also an opportunity to live sustainably
Heyes and another v Holt
Practice and procedure – Proprietary estoppel – Summary judgment
Heyes and another v Holt
Practice and procedure – Proprietary estoppel – Summary judgment
Rahimi v City of Westminster Council
Landlord and tenant – Succession – Surrender and regrant
Party walls: payment for pre-existing damage
Louise Clark analyses a major Court of Appeal decision likely to have significant impact
Mainly for Students: A word on the streets
Paul Collins examines major transport-related issues, beginning with our network of roads and streets
Back to Basics: Registration of overseas entities
A round-up of HM Land Registry requirements under the Economic Crime and Transparency Act 2022
Diversification is key to Scots PBSA
Rory Stewart considers how to future-proof investment in Scotland’s buoyant student sector
MORNING NEWS: Property’s gender bonus gap widens
Plus – Unite maintains rental growth guidance and Homes England gets its school report
Real estate’s role and why the road to net zero is a two-way street
COMMENT Landlord-occupier collaboration is the only way the industry will achieve green objectives
Marks and Spencer plc v Secretary of State for LUHC and others
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Mixed-use development
Accelerated Planning Service – at what cost?
Ben Groves fears imposition of 10-week time limit is not the best way to boost delivery of major development
Razeem v Desai
Practice and procedure – Strike out – Abuse of process
Razeem v Desai
Practice and procedure – Strike out – Abuse of process
R (on the application of Low Carbon Solar Park 6 Ltd) v Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Solar park
R (on the application of Low Carbon Solar Park 6 Ltd) v Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Solar park
Redefining how real estate uses tech to address the climate challenge
LISTEN EG’s Tim Burke is joined by Vect7 founders to discuss all things climate tech
Driving a better experience in the workplace
LISTEN Does your workplace have what it takes to make it onto the EG Power Properties List?
It’s time to prove whether you’re the UK’s best dealmaker
Deadline looms to submit deals for the EG Radius Q1 leaderboards
Fenwick flies but Savile Row sputters at Westminster planning meeting
Councillors approve Lazari redevelopment but knock back Pollen Estate scheme on ESG grounds
One Savings Bank plc v Waller-Edwards
Mortgage – Undue influence – Constructive notice
One Savings Bank plc v Waller-Edwards
Mortgage – Undue influence – Constructive notice
Savage v Savage
Sale of land – Trust – Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996
Restrictive covenants: beware the discretion
Just when you think you have done everything you need to have a covenant discharged, the UT says no
