Removing or Modifying Rights Over Land
A stark reminder that any agreements relating to land ideally should be in writing and registered at the Land Registry [...]
A stark reminder that any agreements relating to land ideally should be in writing and registered at the Land Registry [...]
A Court of Appeal decision serves as a warning to developers of the dangers of proceeding with developments in breach [...]
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.
Tenants’ circumstances change. When can a landlord reasonably refuse a tenant’s request?
The Law Society introduced the Conveyancing Quality Scheme to provide a recognised quality standard for residential conveyancing practices. Membership will [...]
In recent years, a subculture has developed that has caused property owners and property developers particular concern. Known as [...]
Following on from the financial crisis, there are a higher number of repossession properties on the market and unsurprisingly there [...]
The Court of Appeal has found that a term to deal with planning permissions can be implied in a construction [...]
The Court of Appeal has recently provided clarification to both residential and commercial landlords as to how they can reasonably [...]
Where planning permission is granted, reasons for the grant of such planning permission may be required to be given, even [...]
A recent case has confirmed that a landlord may choose any reasonable option in relation to carrying out work needed [...]
The equity of exoneration principle states that if a spouse incurs a debt, secured against the property for his or [...]
The provisions of the Code reflect the priority of the government on the development of the country’s digital infrastructure. [...]
Why have the Land Registry attempted to increase the number of applications being made by land owners to voluntarily register [...]