Jess Harrold
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Lawyers secure rethink on ‘licence to trespass’ during pandemic
Practice Direction 51Z which stayed all possession proceedings has been rewritten
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Supreme Court blow to landlords on absolute covenants
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld the landmark 2018 ruling of the Court of Appeal
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Supreme Court blow to landlords on absolute covenants
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld the landmark 2018 ruling of the Court of Appeal
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Court of Appeal backs landlord checks under “right to rent” scheme
The court allowed an appeal by the government against an earlier High Court ruling
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Covid-19 and construction: confronting the challenges
LISTEN: Construction lawyers Stuart Pemble and Alison Garrett address the key topics
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Covid-19 and construction: confronting the challenges
LISTEN: Construction lawyers Stuart Pemble and Alison Garrett address the key topics
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Covid-19: How the UK’s real estate response compares with the rest of Europe
Lessons could be learned from other nations which have implemented more wide-scale state aid
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Altus Group celebrates ‘timely victory’ on empty rates
Altus says the win builds on its track record in applying the Supreme Court’s judgment in Monk
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Litigating from home: How remote court hearings work in practice
What are the pros and cons of lockdown Skype hearings?
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How can residential landlords ensure compliance during Covid-19?
Elizabeth Dwomoh of Lamb Chambers looks into the new best practice
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On the Case: Enfranchisement and LM Homes
We discover whether airspace and subsoil can be labelled “common parts”