Strategies for Restrictive Covenants
Restrictive covenants can be a headache for developers who have otherwise found the perfect piece of land on which to [...]
Restrictive covenants can be a headache for developers who have otherwise found the perfect piece of land on which to [...]
It is always preferable for leases to contain express reservations to alter, build and erect scaffolding in favour of a [...]
A Court of Appeal decision serves as a warning to developers of the dangers of proceeding with developments in breach [...]
It is a strict requirement that a party needs to be in compliance with all conditions precedent before serving a [...]
Appellants would be well advised to take care when introducing new evidence to a planning appeal, ensuring that it is [...]
The Supreme Court held that the landlord’s intention to demolish or reconstruct must be independent of the tenant’s claim for [...]
Barr Ellison once again sponsored the Innovation of the Year category at this year’s Cambridge Property Awards.
A landmark case has clarified the scope of an action for nuisance based on the presence of Japanese knotweed.
Overage disputes: Court likely to strictly and literally interpret the provisions of an overage agreement between experienced developers.
In recent years, a subculture has developed that has caused property owners and property developers particular concern. Known as [...]
The Court of Appeal has found that a term to deal with planning permissions can be implied in a construction [...]
Developers will welcome recent guidance on the modification of restrictive covenants …
Where planning permission is granted, reasons for the grant of such planning permission may be required to be given, even [...]
There is an emerging trend towards local authorities refusing planning even where they cannot demonstrate adequate housing supply ...
The Environmental Impact Assessment Directive updates the EU’s legislation on environmental impact assessments with a substantial refresh of the EIA [...]