Jess Harrold
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Test your knowledge with the Blundell quiz
In this week’s Estates Gazette Guy Fetherstonhaugh QC and Oliver Radley-Gardner celebrate the 40th appearance of the Blundell Lectures on the legal calendar.
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Nottingham core strategies under attack over green belt housing
The future housing plans of three local authorities could be thrown into turmoil by a court challenge to their jointly prepared core strategies.
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Nottingham core strategies under attack over green belt housing
The future housing plans of three local authorities could be thrown into turmoil by a court challenge to their jointly prepared core strategies.
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Nottingham HMO clampdown survives court attack
A major landlords’ association in the East Midlands has failed in a challenge to Nottingham city council’s decision to designate a number of areas of the city as subject to…
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Judge declines to strike out leisure centre procurement challenge
A developer has won a fight to bring a procurement challenge to the decision to award a leisure centre contract to a rival, despite a failure to comply with a…
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Digital maps dispute divides Supreme Court
A dispute that has divided the courts, over the correct scale for digital maps used to support rights of way applications, today even split the Supreme Court
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Supreme Court says no to five property cases
The Supreme Court has declined to hear appeals in five cases raising property and planning issues
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Spurs CPO challenge dropped
Tottenham Hotspur FC has received confirmation that Archway Steel will not be appealing a high court defeat last month
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Spurs announces end to stadium CPO challenge
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has announced that it has received confirmation that Archway Steel will not be appealing a High Court defeat last month in the company’s legal challenge to…
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Strategic rail freight interchange backed by judge
Planning permission for a strategic rail freight interchange (SRFI) on the site of the former Radlett Aerodrome has survived a High Court challenge from the local authority that twice rejected…
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Unregistered estate agents’ contracts “illegal”
Money laundering regulations mean that any contract made for estate agency work by someone not registered as an estate agent is illegal and unenforceable, a judge has ruled
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Judge rejects claim footballer Fàbregas bought Belgravia flat at an undervalue
The High Court has ruled in a dispute over a £5m-plus Belgravia flat, involving Chelsea footballer Cesc Fàbregas, his partner and her ex-husband.