Jess Harrold
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Developer may face reduced payday after CPO appeal
A developer awarded almost £750,000 in compensation for the compulsory purchase of its land in Rochdale in 2006 could face a reduced award following a Court of Appeal ruling, Patten…
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Court of Appeal overturns section 62 right of way decision
A Wiltshire couple have triumphed on appeal in a bid to claim a right of way on foot, in vehicles and on horseback over their neighbour’s land, successfully relying on…
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Pickles’ “enthusiasm” for neighbourhood planning leads to decision being quashed
Burton and South Derbyshire College has secured a consent order quashing the decision of former communities secretary Eric Pickles to reject plans for a 100-home development
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Landlords entitled to request financial details of proposed lease assignments
A recent Scottish Court of Session ruling could have major repercussions for commercial property leasing deals, a leading QC has warned
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CLS buys in Bracknell
CLS Holdings has bought the Reflex office building on Cain Road in Bracknell for £21.7m – an 8% yield
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Inspector erred in considering “mixed hostel use” of Paddington hotel
Westminster city council has triumphed on appeal in a challenge to a planning inspector’s finding that no material change of use had occurred in a Paddington hotel being used in…
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Multi-million-pound row over US embassy
Chelsfield Advisers is locked in a multi-million-pound dispute with the Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company over the site of the US embassy in Grosvenor Square, W1, which is set…
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Multi-million-pound row over US embassy
Chelsfield Advisers is locked in a multi-million-pound dispute with the Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company over the site of the US embassy in Grosvenor Square, which is set to…
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Bristol Rovers v Sainsbury’s in stadium play-off
The day before a vital end-of-season game that will decide whether Bristol Rovers return to the football league, a very different match today kicked off at the High Court –…
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County court judgment sheds light on post-Coventry v Lawrence approach
A county court decision earlier this year has been welcomed as an indication that judges will follow the Supreme Court’s clear message on the inappropriateness of injunctions in many right…
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Merger doubles size of law firm Blake Morgan’s real estate and litigation practice
Top 50 law firm Blake Morgan has today announced a merger with Westminster-based Piper Smith Watton, which will take effect on 1 August.
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Two wins and a defeat for Wiltshire council in busy day at the Planning Court
Wiltshire council faced decisions in three cases in two separate judgments at the Planning Court – and emerged victorious in two of them.