Jess Harrold
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Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal over key “intention to redevelop” date
The Supreme Court has declined to entertain a tenant’s claim that a landlord opposing the grant of a new tenancy must establish an intention to redevelop at the date of…
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Completion notice addressed to “the owner” validly served
The Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) has ruled that a completion notice addressed to “the owner” of a redeveloped building at 1 Kingsway, WC2, was valid to bring it into the…
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Developer fails in appeal attack on Grantham link road
A developer has failed in a challenge to the planning permission for a new relief road in Grantham, which is expected to unlock a rival’s massive housing scheme.
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Judge rejects claim that flats will threaten “famous” Stepney pub
The owner of a listed pub in Stepney used for film shoots and music videos has failed in a challenge to plans for a block of flats next door which…
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Housebuilders suffer as credit claim quashed
A new government policy which excluded small developments from affordable housing levies has been quashed by the high court.
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Traders fail to block Shepherd’s Bush Market CPO
High court rejects traders’ challenge to a compulsory purchase order that will pave the way for the redevelopment of Shepherd’s Bush Market
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Traders fail to block Shepherd’s Bush Market CPO
Traders at Shepherd’s Bush Market today met with disappointment at the High Court, where a judge rejected their challenge to a compulsory purchase order that will pave the way for…
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High court quashes new affordable housing exemptions
New policy introduced by the government, which excluded small developments from affordable housing levies, has been quashed by the high court
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Government’s new affordable housing exemptions declared “unlawful” by High Court
New policy introduced by the government, which excluded small developments from affordable housing levies, has been quashed by the High Court
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Framework agreements can be qualifying long term agreements, subject to limited service charge consultation
An Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) decision over a £130m works programme planned by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has been described as clearing up a grey area in…
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Supreme Court rules that second and sixth floors are not a single hereditament
The Supreme Court has allowed a valuation officer’s appeal and ruled that two separate floors in the same building are not a single hereditament for ratings purposes.
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Traders attack Shepherd’s Bush Market CPO
High court hears traders’ challenge to Shepherd’s Bush Market CPO, which would pave the way for redevelopment