Jess Harrold
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Shopping centre owner fails to block rival retail development
The owner of a Lancashire shopping centre fearful of losing its tenants to a new retail development in the town has failed to persuade a judge to quash the rival’s…
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Bristol Rovers v Sainsbury’s set for Court of Appeal replay
The legal clash between Bristol Rovers and Sainsbury’s over a stadium sale agreement reaches the Court of Appeal today.
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Bristol Rovers and Sainsbury’s in Court of Appeal replay
The legal clash between Bristol Rovers and Sainsbury’s over a £30m stadium sale agreement today reached the Court of Appeal
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Company bids to revive £5m mis-selling claim against Barclays
The process for compensating victims of mis-sold interest rate hedging products is under attack at the High Court, by a property company that claims the redress offered by Barclays Bank…
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Company bids to revive £5m mis-selling claim against Barclays
The process for compensating victims of mis-sold interest rate hedging products is under attack at the High Court, by a property company that claims the redress offered by Barclays Bank…
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Lidl director gives evidence on chain’s development site “U-turn”
A Lidl executive has admitted that the supermarket chain made a “U-turn” in negotiations with a would-be partner after acquiring a £6.5m site in Brentwood, Essex.
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Judge orders return of deposit after £16m Luton property sale collapse
The would-be buyers of a £16m-plus office site near Luton airport have won a court fight to recover more than £1m after they pulled out of the deal when a…
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Shopping centre owner fears loss of stores to new retail development
The owner of a Lancashire shopping centre has launched a court claim that a planning condition aimed at protecting it may be powerless to prevent its tenants from moving to…
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Shopping centre owner fears loss of stores to new retail development
The owner of a Lancashire shopping centre has launched a court claim that a planning condition aimed at protecting it may be powerless to prevent its tenants from moving to…
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Council fights rise of “garden grabbing”
A planning inspector’s decision that residential gardens in the countryside are brownfield land has come under attack, amid claims it could lead to an increase in “garden grabbing” for development.
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Council fights rise of “garden grabbing”
A planning inspector’s decision that residential gardens in the countryside are brownfield land has come under attack, amid claims it could lead to an increase in “garden grabbing” for development.
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Lidl development site battle begins
Supermarket chain Lidl was today taken to court over claims it exploited a joint venture agreement with a developer to secure a £6.5m site in Brentwood, Essex