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Government Guide to Property Boundaries
A guide to issues relating to property boundaries is available on the government’s website. The guide notes that,…
FTT Wrong to Rely on Calculations of Risk Posed by Lack of Space
The Upper Tribunal (UT) recently set aside a decision of the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) upholding prohibition orders in…
Hotel Venture in France Was a Partnership, High Court Rules
A recent High Court decision concerning whether a man and woman who planned to open a hotel in…
Restrictive Covenant Modified to Allow Construction of Bungalow
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has granted a landowner’s application to modify a restrictive covenant to allow a small…
Planning Permission for Energy Recovery Facility Upheld
The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal against the High Court’s rejection of a challenge to a…
Parcel of Land Acquired by Adverse Possession, UT Rules
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has allowed a landowner’s appeal against the rejection of his application to be registered…
Homeowner Triumphs in Boundary Dispute With Neighbours
A homeowner has succeeded in his application for a boundary determination after his neighbours extended their driveway and…
Supreme Court Allows Developer’s Appeal in Planning Case
The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of a developer which had unsuccessfully applied to the local council…
Owner of New-build Home With Unsuitable Foundations Awarded Damages
A man whose home suffered damage because of problems with its foundations has been awarded provisional damages of…
Multiple Dwellings Relief Available on House With Attached Annex
Although Multiple Dwellings Relief (MDR) from Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) was abolished with effect from 1 June…
Homeowner’s Application to Alter Register Succeeds
Where the record of a property’s title at the Land Registry contains a mistake, Paragraph 5(a) of Schedule…
Contract Enforceable Where Price Not Agreed, Court of Appeal Rules
The Court of Appeal has upheld a supplier’s appeal against a decision that a contract to supply orange…
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