Education & Training Resources

Restrictive covenants can appear in both leases and in relation to freehold land. They are contractual obligations that prohibit certain specific conduct. Unlike normal contractual promises, which bind only the original parties, these can bind subsequent owners of the affected land.

It was generally thought that there were but a few well defined categories of contract that required the parties to deal in good faith (partnership and insurance being prime examples) and in all others laissez-faire prevails. In 2013 all that changed. Or did it?

The Law Commission for England and Wales

A presentation

A presentation for the Property Litigation Association Annual Conference at Keble College, Oxford on Friday, 15 April 2016.

Matt Bird is the creator of Relationology a unique approach to achieving business growth through the power of client relationships.

Non-resident UK property development task force

Brie Stevens-Hoare QC is a very client focused specialist in property and property related work. Her main focus is on real property and the more commercial aspects of property work including disputes around property developments and commercial property. In addition, Brie has considerable experience of property related professional negligence and contentious probate matters involving property.

Zoë Barton practises at Selborne Chambers, practising in commercial and traditional chancery with particular emphasis on property, trusts and professional negligence related to those areas. She is ranked as a leading junior in both Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500 and receives recognition for her work in all of her principal areas of practice.

The landlord's intention for the purposes of Ground (f) and (g) of the Landlord & Tenant Act 1954 (given the Court of Appeal decisions in Gulf Agency Ltd v Ahmed and Hough v Greathall Ltd)