News and Articles

An obligation to use best or reasonable endeavours may have onerous consequences if it is enforceable.

Landlords pay for tenant Insolvency.

Court of Appeal stresses neighbours need to mediate and not litigate.

Court rejects technicalities to achieve a just result.

The unpaid vendor’s lien may be unavailable if a property is surrendered.

Technology & Construction Court Jurisdiction

Solicitors acting for lenders may pay a heavy price for carelessness.

Failure to engage in alternative dispute resolution can prove costly.

A precise measurement of land in a conveyance may be overridden by other factors.

Where there is a tenancy to which part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and the procedural requirements of sections 25 or 26 of that Act have been fulfilled, the statute imposes an obligation on the Court to grant a new tenancy save in very limited circumstances.