News and Articles
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Moore v Secretary of State for Communities & Local Government
18th Sep 2012
Planning permission for dwellings may not include holiday lettings.Read article -
Edwards & Walkden (Norfolk) Limited v The Mayor & Commonalty & Citizens of the City of London
12th Sep 2012
The Court will have strong regard to the original commercial arrangement between the parties when fixing the terms for a new business tenancy.Read article -
London Trocadero Ltd v Family Leisure Holdings Ltd
17th Aug 2012
On 30 September 2002, a lease was granted to West End Amusement Parks Ltd (‘the Tenant’) in respect of part of the Trocadero building.Read article -
Safetynet Security Limited v Leonard Coppage & Freedom Security Solutions Limited
15th Aug 2012
Witnesses must be careful to tell the truth because of the obligation to give Disclosure.Read article -
E.ON UK Plc v Gilesports Limited
31st Jul 2012
Ensure applications for consent are properly served on landlords.Read article -
Property Litigation Case Alert for July 2012
31st Jul 2012
When determining the terms of a common intention constructive trust where 2 friends had bought a property together, the Court can look at the conduct of the parties throughout their relationship and is not bound by the financial contributions each made.Read article -
The Trustees of Ampleforth Abbey Trust v Turner & Townsend Project Management Limited
27th Jul 2012
Project Managers owe substantial duties to protect their client’s interests.Read article -
Haq v Island Homes Housing Association
02nd Jul 2012
Parties who jump the gun may well suffer the consequences.Read article -
Property Case Alert for May-June 2012
08th Jun 2012
The 14 day period for appealing against a Party Wall Award runs from the time the Award is posted and not received and the Appeal was out of time as a result. The Court applied the reasoning in CA Webber (Transport) Ltd v Railtrack Ltd (2004) in which it was held that a notice was served under the 1954 Act when posted.Read article -
Property Litigation Case Alert
06th Jun 2012
A residential tenant of a block of flats unsuccessfully applied under s.84 (12) of the Law of Property Act 1925 to discharge or modify an absolute covenant against sub-letting of his flat. Under the Act, a tenant of a Lease for more than 40 years, of which 25 years have expired, can apply to the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) to discharge or modify any restriction on use or alterations in the same way, and on the same basis, as an owner of freehold land can apply to discharge or modify a restrictive covenant.Read article