Buying or Selling Land? Instruct Your Solicitor Carefully
This case demonstrates the impact of technology on practices that have developed prior to that technology.
This case demonstrates the impact of technology on practices that have developed prior to that technology.
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. [...]