Jess Harrold
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When the dragon meets the lion – a guide for Chinese investors in UK property
LISTEN: Lawyers from Irwin Mitchell take a comprehensive look at UK real estate from the point of view of Chinese investors
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Fight over affordable housing exemptions reaches Court of Appeal
The government is asking the Court of Appeal to overturn a ruling that a new policy, excluding small developments from affordable housing levies, is unlawful.
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Supreme Court asked to extend human rights law to private possession claims
A landmark appeal over the role of human rights law in possession claims between private parties is being heard by the Supreme Court
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Supreme Court declines to hear “what is a house?” case
A ruling by the Court of Appeal that London premises comprising a ground floor shop with a self-contained first floor flat constitute a “house” for the purposes of enfranchisement law,…
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JLL and Argus unite to bring valuation into the tech age
In this week’s Estates Gazette, JLL announced its plans to better meet clients’ growing demand for data through expansion of its use of Argus Enterprise throughout the UK and beyond
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Bristol Rovers and Sainsbury’s await result of Court of Appeal replay
The Court of Appeal will rule this week in the legal clash between Bristol Rovers and Sainsbury’s over a £30m stadium sale agreement
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Cambridge football stadium under attack
Plans for a new, 3,000 capacity stadium for Cambridge City Football Club, to be built on green belt land, are facing a legal challenge at the High Court
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Landmark human rights case reaches Supreme Court next week
The role of proportionality in property law is set to explored like never before in a case set to be heard by the Supreme Court next week
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Lawyers unveil the Alterations Protocol
This week in Estates Gazette, the authors of 2014’s Alienation Protocol unveil their latest work – the Alterations Protocol.
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Ackerman found to have breached fiduciary duty
Property investor Joseph Ackerman acted in breach of fiduciary duties while a director of two companies in the Ackerman Group, a judge has ruled in the latest stage of a…
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Kensington and Chelsea fails to block three-storey basement
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has lost a court challenge after a planning inspector made an exception to its policy that restricts basement excavations to a single storey.
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Kensington and Chelsea fails to block three-storey basement
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has lost a court challenge after a planning inspector made an exception to its policy that restricts basement excavations to a single storey