News and Articles

Nicholas Taggart discusses the Electronic Communications Code’s provisions relating to redevelopment and offers interesting insight on their interpretation.

We are very proud in the UK of our stable law based system of property governance – indeed it is one of the reasons why investment in UK property is so strong despite all the political upheaval of the last few years. 

Your monthly round up of news, events, articles and podcasts

Pre-action Protocol for Debt Claims

PLA Law Reform Committee are requesting members feedback on Capped Costs Pilot: PD 51W

2019 PLA Annual Conference Papers

Rupert Higgins considers the recent decision of the Supreme Court in Wells v Devani [2019] UKSC 4 regarding the question of estate agents’ commission.

At Conference, I elaborated on three themes: relevance, revolution and relationships.

The question posed for the essay was “What is the most unjust and/or unfair decision/statute/doctrine or principle in Property Law?”

As part of our on-going “Perspectives” series of blogs from those involved in Property Litigation outside private practice, Professor Nick Hopkins, the Law Commissioner for property, family and trust law, gives his thoughts on the importance of consultation process to law reform.