This 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.
8th Jul 2019 News Read moreMiriam Seitler discusses applications for interim agreements under the Electronic Communications Code and the approach taken by the tribunal in this regard in recent cases. Click here to read more.
17th May 2019 News Read moreCamilla Lamont discusses the notices which operators and site providers can serve pursuant to the Electronic Communications Code and how to serve these. Click here to read more.
17th May 2019 News Read moreToby Watkin discusses the features of an agreement under the Electronic Communications Code and highlights arguments site providers can raise when negotiating with operators. Click here to read more.
17th May 2019 News Read moreNicholas Taggart discusses the Electronic Communications Code’s provisions relating to redevelopment and offers interesting insight on their interpretation. Click here to read more.
17th May 2019 News Read moreJonathan Wills discusses consideration/compensation payable under the Electronic Communications Code and the approach taken by the tribunal in this regard in recent cases. Click here to read the article
17th May 2019 News Read moreRupert Higgins considers the recent decision of the Supreme Court in Wells v Devani [2019] UKSC 4 regarding the question of estate agents’ commission. Read more
17th Mar 2019 News Read moreAlastair Redpath-Stevens of Hardwicke considers HHJ Huskinson’s decision in Stemp and anor v 6 Ladbroke Gardens Management Ltd. This was an appeal to the Upper Tribunal from a decision of the First-tier Tribunal Property Chamber (Residential Property) that the Stemps should pay an administration charge in relation to costs incurred by the respondent in contemplation […]
8th Jan 2019 News Read moreJoanne Wicks QC and Benjamin Faulkner of Wilberforce Chambers recently acted for the successful tenant in S Franses Ltd v The Cavendish Hotel, arguably the most important landlord and tenant case for decades. In this article, Joanne and Ben summarise the facts of this case, what it means for the operation of ground (f) and […]
7th Jan 2019 News Read moreSteven Woolf discusses the use of preventative injunctions to protect green spaces, in particular to combat fly-tipping and squatting. Click here.
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