James Lumley
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Landowners defeat telecoms firms over ‘fiendishly complex’ telecoms code
Telecoms firms sought benefit of updated 2017 code on land they occupy under older agreements
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High Court saves Ross-on-Wye steam crane shed
The shed, a tourist attraction, had been built without planning consent, but High Court let it stand
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Queensgate settles employment lawsuit with former exec
The allegations made in the claim involve allegedly sexist, racist and homophobic language
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Asda fails to block Leeds Lidl development
Leeds City Council had argued that, on balance, the development would have a positive effect
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Asda fails to block Leeds Lidl development
Leeds City Council had argued that, on balance, the development would have a positive effect
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Court of Appeal upholds £400,000 damages against surveyor in leaky house case
The ruling has potentially significant implications for surveyors’ negligence cases
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Court of Appeal upholds £400,000 damages against surveyor in leaky house case
The ruling has potentially significant implications for surveyors’ negligence cases
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Paul Newman New Homes feels the sting at the Court of Appeal
High Court backs planning officer’s rejection of 50-home development in Buckinghamshire
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What is a development? The Court of Appeal has the answer
The Court of Appeal ruled this week that a “development” means “the erection of a new building or buildings” and involves a change of use. The ruling resolves a dispute…
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Lillywhites in dispute with landlord over £3m unpaid rent
Sports store has missed three rental payments to Criterion Buildings
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Lillywhites in dispute with landlord over £3m unpaid rent
Sports store has missed three rental payments to Criterion Buildings
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Covid business interruption insurance ruling set for January
FCA says the Supreme Court “will not be in a position to hand down the judgment before January 2021”