Estates Gazette
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Business rates exemption for places of public religious worship
The Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) has granted an appeal largely exempting from business rates two…
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Subrogated debt and the mental health moratorium regulations
In Kaye v Lees, Mr Justice Swift considered an application under the Debt Respite Scheme…
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Carbon Trust moves headquarters to Bankside Yards
The climate consultancy has signed a 10-year lease on 13,800 sq ft at the Native Land development
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This government’s contribution to planning is a surrender to nimbys
COMMENT Boyer’s Elizabeth Beighton says delay is set to dominate planning policy
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National deals round-up
The pick of the deals from around the country, plus West Midlands office agent rankings
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Contracts: when actions speak louder than words
A look at the constraints of commonly used phrases and potential pitfalls in property transactions
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Planning appeal to be redetermined as initial judgment made by ‘underqualified’ APO
In Smith v Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and another, the High Court…
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Application for vesting orders succeeds where claimants were misled as to property transfers
A claim for vesting orders in respect of two freehold properties which vested in the Crown…
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Legal wrap: Litigation, planning, construction, resi and employment in 2023
Welcome to your weekly round-up of the pick of the content published on EG Legal
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2023: Planning for the unexpected
After the political chaos of the past year, the dust is partly clearing