James Lumley
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Friends of the Earth loses Lancashire fracking challenge
Campaign group Friends of the Earth has lost a legal challenge over a fracking site in Lancashire
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Boots receives further setback in multimillion pound utility bill battle
The Court of Appeal ruled against the pharmacy company
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Campaigners lose battle over Beccles wind turbine
High Court dismisses claims that conditions placed on the development had been breached.
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Parish council fails to block 200 homes in heart of Constable country
Case highlights the importance of localism in the planning system.
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Supreme Court backs tenant in ‘remarkable’ Cavendish Hotel case
Planned work must not be conditional on the tenant choosing to assert rights to the tenancy
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‘Bad people entitled to limitation periods’ court says in property fraud case
Court of Appeal rules on property obtained by fraud
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Court of Appeal sends ‘strong message’ on restrictive covenants
A property developer faces the prospect of having to tear down a social housing development it built
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High Court says minister gave too much weight to climate change in coal mine development
The High Court has ruled that Sajid Javid gave too much weight to climate change in a mine project
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High Court: minister gave too much weight to climate change in mine development
Javid denied mining company HJ Banks & Co planning permission for a mine in Northumberland in March
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Landlord wins right to make fire-safety changes
Badly drafted tenancy agreement resulted in costly legal battle for charity.
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Court of Appeal mulls procurement rules
When does a decision by a public body to give work to a company become a “public works contract”?
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High Court backs Cotswold housing development
Council loses challenge to 29-dwelling development in the village of Enstone, Chipping Norton.