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Tenants Behaving Badly Are Not Funny, as Property Owner Discovers
Sensible property owners are not just interested in the regular receipt of rent but also choose their tenants…
Buying Land? Have You Fully Understood Any Restrictions on its Use?
When buying land it is vital to have a full understanding of any restrictions on the use to…
Performance of Employment Contract ‘Tainted by Illegality’ – Cautionary Tale
There is nothing wrong with an employee being paid in a tax-efficient manner. As an Employment Tribunal (ET)…
COVID-19 Pandemic Has Brought Employment Status Disputes to a Head
Strains on the labour market caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have resulted in a great many latent disputes…
Rugby Club’s Expansion Plans Not Inhibited by 1922 Restrictive Covenant
Land is often sold subject to restrictive covenants that inhibit the use to which it can be put.…
What is a ‘Controversial’ Planning Application? High Court Gives Guidance
If you object to a planning application, you are perfectly entitled to encourage others to join you in…
Anti-Terrorism Traffic Restrictions Breached Human Rights, High Court Rules
Even when it comes to measures designed to combat terrorism, a fair balance must be struck between individual…
Empty Office Blocks, Property Guardians and Houses in Multiple Occupation
Does an office block lived in temporarily by so-called ‘property guardians’ have to be licensed as a house…
Overlooked Homeowners Fall Foul of Ambiguity in Planning Permission
Finding your way around the intricacies of the planning system without professional advice is, for most people, a…
Access Disputes – High Court Urges an Outbreak of Neighbourly Love
Access Disputes Property owners frequently need access to their neighbours’ land in order to carry out repair and…
Judge Laments Heavy Cost of Suburban Boundary Dispute
Apparently trifling neighbours’ disputes over a few inches of land have a nasty habit of taking on the…
Party Wall Disputes – Resolution Mechanism Cannot Be Invoked Unilaterally
The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 provides an invaluable and frequently used mechanism by which disputes between owners…
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