Estates Gazette
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Legal wrap: Smart buildings, National Policy Statements and biodiversity
Welcome to your weekly round-up of the pick of the content published on EG Legal
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Knight Frank and ECP sued by Saudi businessman over hotel portfolio sale
Properties valued at around £25m sold despite claim of better offer
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Rent repayment orders: What amounts to a reasonable excuse?
Repayments can be avoided if the landlord has a defence of reasonable excuse
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Procedural irregularity does not matter if outcome would be the same
A High Court judgment in Kenneth Thomas v Deborah Porter
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Restrictive covenant: a matter of construction
High Court decision in Aidan Gregory McDonagh and another v Karen Reeve
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National deals round-up
The pick of this week’s UK deals, plus Greater London office agent rankings
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Rural View: What price biodiversity?
With the commencement date looming, what will net gain rules cost providers?
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Holyoake settles bankruptcy dispute with Candy brothers
The Insolvency Court hearing lasted less than two minutes
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PBA student essay competition: Has equity gone too far?
In his winning essay, Zachariah Pullar tackles proprietary estoppel
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R (on the application of Friends of West Oxfordshire Cotswolds) v West Oxfordshire District Council and another
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Conditions
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R (on the application of Friends of West Oxfordshire Cotswolds) v West Oxfordshire District Council and another
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Conditions
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Bricks & Mortar: Fiona Lomas-Holt on the benefits of employee ownership
LISTEN EG’s Sarah Jackman talks to the associate director at consultant Turley