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Collective Enfranchisement – A Brief Guide
In certain circumstances, owners of leasehold flats have a legal right to buy the freehold of the building…
Pub Company Entitled to New Tenancy, High Court Rules
The High Court has dismissed a landlord’s appeal against a decision that a pub company was entitled to…
Restrictive Covenant Modified to Allow More Than One Dwelling
At the third time of asking, the Upper Tribunal (UT) has granted an application to modify a restrictive…
Couple Established Adverse Possession Over Strip of Land
Disputes over ownership of land all too often become protracted and lead to costs out of proportion to…
Time of the Essence in Notice of Estimated Service Charge
Landlords would be well advised to check the terms of their leases before undertaking any projects that may…
Withdrawal of Job Offer Was Breach of Contract, EAT Rules
The drafting of an offer of employment can be crucial in determining whether its acceptance leads to the…
Tenant’s Right to Apply to Postpone Possession Frustrated
Where a mortgage lender claims possession of a property that has been let without the lender’s permission, the…
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 – Changes for Tenants
From 1 May 2026, changes brought in by the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 will provide more rights and…
Steel Company’s Challenge to Planning Permission Rejected
The High Court has rejected a challenge brought by a steel company to a grant of planning permission…
Council Orders Couple to Remove Garden Fence
A couple who installed a fence around their house in place of a hedge have been ordered by…
Certificate of Lawful Development Granted for Annexe
A woman has succeeded in obtaining the right to continue living in an annexe next to her son’s…
Mixed-use Premises is a Dwelling, Court of Appeal Rules
The Court of Appeal has ruled that a mixed-use premises was a ‘dwelling’, as defined in Section 38…
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