Jess Harrold
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Trump facing outcome of Supreme Court wind farm battle
Controversial US presidential hopeful Donald Trump will learn next week if his company has been successful in a Supreme Court bid to block a major offshore windfarm close to its…
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Court of Appeal judge ponders “what is a tree?”
The Court of Appeal has rejected a challenge said to raise a fundamental issue for the tree preservation and tree replacement regimes
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Supreme Court breaks M&S’ heart over rent
The Supreme Court has issued a landmark judgment for landlords by dismissing Marks & Spencer’s appeal
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Ackerman facing £10m claim next month, as family saga rumbles on
Joseph Ackerman has failed in a bid to put off a near-£10m claim against him until resolution of the next chapter of a bitter family dispute
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Living elsewhere no bar to claim for loss of amenity from flat disrepair
A tenant of a flat in a London mansion block has triumphed in an appeal claim that he is entitled to damages for a period of disrepair to the property,…
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Creditors chase Maud ahead of Santander sale
Robert Tchenguiz and Abu Dhabi investment fund Aabar are pushing for Glenn Maud to be declared bankrupt after winning their latest skirmish in the battle to take control of Santander’s…
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M&S ruling the talk of the town
Supreme Court decision welcomed by lawyers for providing certainty in the law, not just relating to break clauses, but contractual interpretation more widely
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M&S fails in break clause battle
The Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed Marks & Spencer’s appeal in its dispute with the landlord of its former head office premises at The Point, Paddington
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M&S £1m rent challenge overturned
The Supreme Court has dismissed Marks & Spencer’s appeal in its dispute with the landlord of its former head office at The Point, Paddington.
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France fails in challenge to Foxtons founder’s basement plans
Court rejects French government’s objection to Foxtons founder’s plans to redevelop his Kensington mansion
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French fail in challenge to Foxtons founder’s basement plans
The Planning Court has rejected an attack by the government of France on a decision confirming the lawfulness of Foxtons’ founder Jon Hunt’s plans for redevelopment of his Kensington mansion
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M&S awaits judgment day in break clause battle
One of the most eagerly awaited judgments of the year will be handed down by the Supreme Court on Wednesday