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Supermarket’s Challenge to Rival’s Planning Permission Fails
The Court of Appeal has rejected a supermarket chain’s appeal against the dismissal of its claim for judicial…
Appeal Against Service Charge Determination Succeeds
The leaseholders of a flat in a separate wing of a country house have succeeded in their appeal…
Woman Solely Liable for Tax on Rental of Jointly Owned Property
The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) has rejected a woman’s argument that her former husband was liable to tax on…
Property Developer Can Claim for ‘Voluntary’ Remedial Work
In a decision that will be welcomed by property developers, the Supreme Court has ruled that if a…
Appeal Against Dismissal of Boundary Determination Fails
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has rejected a landowner’s appeal against the dismissal of his application for the determination…
Service Charge Reduction Set Aside on Appeal
A management company has successfully appealed against a service charge determination that resulted in a leaseholder’s service charge…
Restrictive Covenant Was Personal to Original Vendor
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has ruled that a restrictive covenant which required the owners of land to obtain…
Tenant’s Challenge to Service Charges Partly Successful
Tenants who are unhappy with the service charges they are asked to pay can apply to the First-tier…
Supreme Court Rules on Meaning of Adverse Possession Condition
A person who is in adverse possession of registered land may apply to the Land Registry to be…
Leaseholders of Flats Achieve Service Charge Refunds
It is always advisable to check the service charges you are asked to pay rather than simply assuming…
Late Withdrawal of Right to Manage Objection Not Unreasonable
A landlord which withdrew its objection to a right to manage application shortly before the hearing of the…
Costs of Roof Repairs Not Reasonably Incurred
Tenants who are unhappy with service charges they are asked to pay can apply to the First-tier Tribunal…
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