Estates Gazette
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Hiley v Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and another
Town and country planning – Permitted development – Curtilage
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Hiley v Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and another
Town and country planning – Permitted development – Curtilage
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National deals round-up
The pick of the deals from around the country, plus City fringe office market agent rankings
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Joint tenants: trustees owe fiduciary duties not to act in their own self-interest
The High Court has considered the rules governing notices to quit in Procter v Proctor and others
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Modification of covenant permitted because alternative construction would have no less impact
The Upper Tribunal has modified a covenant restricting the number of dwellings on a plot of land
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The potential alternatives to terminal dilapidations
A refresher guide to terminal dilapidations, and the advantages and disadvantages of alternatives
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EG Like Sunday Morning: The Elizabeth Line, ESG and menstrual health
Your round-up of the hottest topics in real estate – over a morning coffee
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EG Like Sunday Morning: The Elizabeth Line, ESG and menstrual health
Your round-up of the hottest topics in real estate – over a morning coffee
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Service of statutory notices: the ‘reasonable recipient test’ is an objective one
The High Court has upheld a decision that a notice to quit agricultural premises under the…
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The impact of Covid anxiety is not a reason for reducing non-domestic rates
The Valuation Tribunal has refused proposals to reduce the rateable value of hereditaments
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When is a dwelling considered as such for council tax purposes?
Bunyan (Listing Officer) v Patel is a particularly interesting case for landlords and homeowners
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Diary: The inflated status of Milton Keynes
The town has finally been granted city status – 38 years after it bestowed it upon itself