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 [...]
When opposing the grant of a new tenancy, the Supreme Court has introduced an additional “acid test” for landlords in [...]
Where there is a real risk that an asset of value is going to be disposed of or in some [...]
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 [...]
Couples need to know that a well-drafted nuptial agreement means they can have greater control over their futures.
As a general rule, any person is free to leave their estate as they see fit. However, that does [...]
The Supreme Court held that the landlord’s intention to demolish or reconstruct must be independent of the tenant’s claim for [...]
Will a cheque for a lower amount than that claimed but sent in full and final settlement constitute a binding [...]
In new leases, it will be prudent for landlords to ensure that any enforcement covenants are qualified by a reasonableness [...]
Speedier Alternative to the County Court Bailiffs: there is an alternative and frequently quicker route once a County Court Possession [...]
There are three 10k events in 2019: the Thetford 10k on Sunday 10 March, the Childerley 10k on Sunday 28 [...]
Congratulations to Gwenda Cage and Trish Campini for their nominations as finalists in the 2018 Headway UK Carer of the [...]