Andrew Skelly (Hardwicke) – Fencing Easement?
Andrew Skelly considers fencing easements and covenants with particular focus on Churston Golf Club Ltd v Haddock. Click here to read the article.
22nd Nov 2019 News Read moreAndrew Skelly considers fencing easements and covenants with particular focus on Churston Golf Club Ltd v Haddock. Click here to read the article.
22nd Nov 2019 News Read moreBryan Johnston looks at alternative dispute resolution and the procedural and administrative hurdles in the way of pursuing dilapidations claims in the courts. The Property Litigation Association and the RICS have worked closely together over many years on making dilapidations dispute resolution better for both landlords and tenants. In this article, the genesis of which […]
22nd Nov 2019 News Read moreThank you to everyone who completed the recent survey on stress and wellbeing in the workplace. A short presentation was given about the results at the training day on 6 November. A huge 95% of respondents said that they had been affected by stress in the workplace, which of itself is probably not surprising given […]
22nd Nov 2019 News Read moreStephen Jourdan QC reflects how CVAs are likely to develop in light of Norris J’s recent decision on the Debenhams CVA. Click here to read the article.
11th Nov 2019 News Read moreCharlotte Tyfield provides practical guidance on the steps landowners can take to protect themselves from trespassers including Interim Possession Orders, High Court trespasser actions and Injunctions. Click here to read the article.
11th Nov 2019 News Read moreTHE ALAN LANGLEBEN MEMORIAL ESSAY COMPETITION 2020 OPEN TO ALL PLA MEMBERS The 2020 Memorial Essay Competition has now been launched and we welcome submissions from PLA members on the below question. ESSAY QUESTION All change at the Cavendish Hotel? Lord Sumption’s acid test to be applied in cases involving the landlord’s intention to conduct […]
11th Nov 2019 News Read moreJohn Clargo considers differing approaches in two cases in which the FTT was asked to express its views on the quantified extent of a beneficial interest under a trust of land following a determination (following a reference from the registrar) that an applicant had successfully established an entitlement to a restriction based on a beneficial […]
29th Sep 2019 News Read moreFollowing the voluntary Capped Costs Pilot which commenced in certain Business and Property Courts on 14 January 2019, earlier this year MOJ launched a consultation in relation to extending the use of Fixed Recoverable Cases (FRC) in Civil Cases. This follows recommendations made in Sir Rupert Jackson’s Supplemental Report on FRCs in July 2017. The consultation sought interested parties’ views […]
13th Sep 2019 Consultations Read moreOn 4 July 2019 JPLA and PLA members attended an ‘From Hostage negotiation to negotiating property disputes: Lessons from a parallel world‘ hosted by Phil Williams (a former hostage negotiator) and Mandy Lenton (property mediator and lead member of the CEDR faculty team). To start things off Phil carried out an exercise which was aimed […]
22nd Jul 2019 Blogs Read moreThis article discusses how a “share” can be severed in a beneficial joint tenancy where one co-owner operates upon his own share without severing the entire beneficial joint tenancy. It considers how a beneficial joint tenancy and a tenancy in common can exist concurrently. Click here to read the article.
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