In 2015 the PLA surveyed its members on their experience of using the County Court. The results supported anecdotal evidence about how bad court administration had become, with 88% considering that it was not fit for purpose and 91% saying clients had expressed concerns about litigating in the County Court at all. Five years later, […]
24th Feb 2020 Law Reform Committee Read moreClick here to read the PLA Post for February to read about the latest news and events.
20th Feb 2020 News Read moreAndrew Walker QC considers issues relating to restrictive covenants and consent by reference to current case law. Click here to read the article.
13th Feb 2020 News Read moreMathew Ditchburn, Chair of the PLA Law Reform Committee, speaks to Property Week about the settlement of boundary disputes Click here to read the article.
13th Feb 2020 Law Reform Committee Read moreCounty Court System Urgently Needs Fixing Says PLA The PLA surveyed its members on whether any improvements had been made to service standards by HMCTS (Her Majesty’s Courts & Tribunal Service) since the PLA’s last court users’ feedback report in 2015. A resounding 93.4% of respondents to the survey considered that the County Court system […]
24th Jan 2020 Law Reform Committee Read moreClick here to read the PLA Post January 2020
15th Jan 2020 News Read moreProfessional Court User Surgery at Central London County Court on 30 January 2020 The Central London County Court are offering appointments on 30 January 2020 where professional court users can discuss problems with the administration of particular cases. Senior staff are available and judges on stand by to resolve issues. If you are interested in […]
5th Jan 2020 News Read moreCripps Pemberton Greenish partner Kerry Glanville is the new chair of the Property Litigation Association, having taken over from Dentons’ partner Bryan Johnston. She is the 25th chair since the organisation was established in 1995 to represent property litigators in the UK. As a former chair of the PLA’s law reform committee, which she describes […]
23rd Dec 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 […]
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