Jess Harrold
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Kensington office-to-residential ‘loophole’ permission quashed
A Kensington property owner, who claimed his neighbour had exploited a loophole to secure planning permission to convert office premises into residential accommodation, together with a new basement extension, has…
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Suffolk coastal core strategy upheld again
Suffolk coastal district council’s core strategy allocation of land for 2,000 new homes has survived a renewed legal challenge at the Court of Appeal.
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Court told Spurs stadium CPO unlawful
The communities secretary was wrong to confirm a compulsory purchase order vital to plans for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club’s new £400m stadium redevelopment, a local N17 landlord has claimed.
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Spurs stadium CPO unlawful, nearby landowner claims
The Communities Secretary was wrong to confirm a compulsory purchase order vital to plans for Tottenham Hotspur football club’s new stadium, because the London Borough of Haringey had no authority…
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Spurs stadium CPO challenge begins with early kick-off
The High Court challenge to plans for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club’s new stadium finally began today
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Grant Thornton bids to torpedo Barclays’ £46m Von Essen claim
Accountancy firm Grant Thornton, which is being sued for £46m by Barclays Bank over audit reports provided to the collapsed Von Essen Hotels group, has applied to have the claim…
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Appeal in £100m shopping centre sale battle
A dispute over delay to the completion of the £100m-plus sale of a Windsor shopping centre today reached the Court of Appeal.
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Tchenguiz launches £2bn damages claim over SFO fiasco
Vincent Tchenguiz has filed papers in an estimated £2.2bn damages claim at the commercial court.
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RBS facing lawsuit over Libor-rigging
Manchester-based developer Property Alliance Group is to bring a multi-million pound claim against the Royal Bank of Scotland over Libor-rigging.
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Link road did not need to be considered alongside urban extension
A judge has rejected a claim that, in granting planning permission for a new relief road in Grantham, the local authority was wrong not to consider its environmental effects in…
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M&S break clause battle heading to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has granted Marks & Spencer permission to appeal in its dispute with the landlord of its former head office premises at The Point, Paddington.
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Supreme Court backs ruling that AIB only entitled to recover actual loss from solicitors
AIB Group has failed in its Supreme Court bid to recoup an entire £3.3m mortgage loan from solicitors who failed to obtain a first legal charge over the property concerned.