Jess Harrold
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Swift decision due on lease extension test case
The Court of Appeal will rule on Wednesday in a landmark case in which a tenant is arguing in favour of a new way of valuing the premiums to be…
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Lease extension test case puts billions at stake
The Court of Appeal is being asked to approve a new way of valuing lease extensions and collective enfranchisements premiums, in a test case that could affect more than a…
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Lancashire fracking appeal dismissed
The Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal by campaigners opposed to the fossil fuel extraction process of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, who had hoped to stop exploratory drilling taking…
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Judge throws out £27m claim against David Wilson Homes
The high court has dismissed as an “abuse of process” a landowner’s second bid to sue David Wilson Homes over a 2004 option agreement in respect of parcels of land…
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Diary: RICS in bricks
Architectural photographer turned full-time plastic brick artist Steve Mayes built a replica of the RICS’ iconic Parliament Square headquarters to mark the organisation’s 150th anniversary
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Holyoake v Candy: Judge’s juicy judgment
Mr Justice Nugee has dismissed all of entrepreneur Mark Holyoake’s claims against Christian and Nick Candy in a highly complex 193-page judgment.
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Holyoake v Candy: Summary of the case
Dismissing Mark Holyoake’s claim against Christian and Nick Candy, Mr Justice Nugee gave his summary
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Candy brothers win court battle against Mark Holyoake
UPDATE: Property tycoons Nick and Christian Candy today won their bitterly-fought legal battle with millionaire entrepreneur Mark Holyoake.
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The Top 10 property cases of 2017
We’ve made our list, we’ve checked it twice, and, whether you think their implications are naughty or nice, we’ve come up our definitive ranking of the top 10 property law…
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The top 10 property cases of 2017
We’ve made our list, we’ve checked it twice, and, whether you think their implications are naughty or nice, we’ve come up our definitive ranking of the top 10 property law…
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Law Commission launches “most innovative” programme of reform
The Law Commission is to review residential leasehold, electronic signatures and the impact of driverless cars as part of its 13th Programme of Law Reform