James Lumley
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Supermarkets win ATM business rates battle
Supermarket chains have won a legal battle over how cash machines in their stores are rated
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Court of Appeal mulls business rates on empty property case
A scheme to avoid empty-property business rates is being examined at the Court of Appeal.
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Parish council in Constable country challenges 200-plus home developments
A long-running series of disputes reached the High Court in London again today
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Illuminated ads by Putney Bridge need ‘express consent’, court rules
JC Decaux screens need consent from a planning authority even though they are within a building.
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Robert Tchenguiz ‘owes an apology’ for lawsuit, says judge
Judge urges investor to say sorry to Grant Thornton and Kaupthing after allegations are withdrawn.
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Robert Tchenguiz ‘owes an apology’ for lawsuit, says judge
Judge urges investor to say sorry to Grant Thornton and Kaupthing after allegations are withdrawn.
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Mayfair property managers to Abu Dhabi royals ‘treated like excrement’
Lancer director John Kevill said he felt badly treated by some of the royal family operatives
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Working quay in Essex is a village green, court rules
A working quay in the Essex port of Mistley is, in fact, a village green, the Court of Appeal ruled today. The court rejected a challenge from landowner TW Logistics…
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Dartmouth holiday home owner wins court battle over enclosed cottage
Owner said 60-week building project is making it difficult for her to rent the cottage out