James Lumley
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Clarence Court and egg entrepreneur clash over land option
The Court of Appeal has ruled that the dispute must go to trial
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Toy shop The Entertainer denied Covid rent relief
The arbitrator said the business does not need a rent reduction to remain viable
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Picturehouse still hasn’t paid landlord for Covid rent arrears, judge told
The cinema chain lost a high-profile Court of Appeal case earlier this year
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Developer wins Supreme Court battle over condition to build a public road
The council argued it could make the provision of the road a planning condition
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More business interruption test cases set for new year
ExCeL Centre, Pizza Express and others seeking guidance on so-called “at the premises” issue
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Noisy-facade apartment owner ordered to pay £500,000 in legal costs
Naziral Tejani failed in a bid to sue the freeholder and developer over banging and popping
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Kensington and Chelsea challenged in High Court over six-week cycle lane
Council accused of “irrational decision” and failing to properly consult on cycle lane’s removal
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Energy company loses planning consent for Swansea Bay project after court battle
Court of Appeal rules it didn’t start work on scheme in time, so development consent order lapsed
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Lawyers and residents await ruling in long-running Tate Gallery viewing deck case
A year after the Supreme Court heard the privacy case, a judgment has still not been handed down
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Mayfair restaurant wins High Court lease extension battle
Hush wins case after restaurant fell into rent arrears
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Cumbrian landowner wins libel damages from tenant farmers
High Court judge rules in “unusual” court case over poison pen letters
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Architectural campaigners fail in bid to stop demolition of Herefordshire school building
Save Britain’s Heritage has been battling to save a Gothic-style school