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Failure to Notify Tenant Did Not Invalidate RTM Claim
In a ruling that will be welcomed by leaseholders who are seeking to take over the management of…
Adverse Possession Claim Over Neighbouring Land Fails
Claims that title to land has been acquired by adverse possession are not easy to establish and can…
Renters’ Rights Act 2025 – PRS Database to be Introduced
As part of the changes brought in by the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, the Private Rented Sector (PRS)…
Lease Did Not Permit Landlord to Build Up Reserve Fund
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has ruled that the terms of a woman’s leases over her flat did not…
Leases Did Not Permit Landlord to Build Up Reserve Fund
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has ruled that the terms of a woman’s leases did not permit her landlord…
Improvement Notice Appeals Assessed on Facts When Notice Served
The Court of Appeal has confirmed that, when ruling on an appeal against an improvement notice served under…
Summary Judgment Granted on Meaning of Share Purchase Agreement
When ruling on the interpretation of a contractual agreement, the courts’ primary focus is on the wording of…
Covenant Modified to Allow House to be Used for B&B Business
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has modified a restrictive covenant to allow a couple to run a bed and…
Property Owners Not Entitled to Share in Saving Achieved by Wayleave
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has rejected a claim by the owners of a property that their compensation for…
Court of Appeal Overturns Strike Out of Unfair Prejudice Claim
The Court of Appeal has allowed an investment company’s appeal against the striking out of an unfair prejudice…
Couple Succeed in Application to Register Right of Way
The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) has granted a couple’s application to register a right of way over a small…
Clawback of Employee’s Training Costs Was Unlawful Restraint of Trade
The Court of Appeal has upheld an appeal by a former employee of an IT services company against…
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