Estates Gazette
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Salford council turns office developer
Salford Council is aiming to become a big-league developer with two major developments set to shake up Manchester’s office market. David Thame reports
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In brief
A round-up of the week’s stories online
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The Academy is open
Entries have now opened for EG’s TechTalk Academy in association with Pi Labs.
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Welford and others v Graham and another
Easement Prescription
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Welford and others v Graham and another
Easement – Prescription – Right of way – Appellants seeking to register right of way with or without vehicles over yard belonging to respondents – Appellants relying on 20 years’…
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Restrictive covenants may be unenforceable if conditions that govern the transmission of their benefit are not satisfied
The benefit of a covenant that touches and concerns land belonging to the covenantee may run in equity in one of three ways: by express or statutory annexation, by an…
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Auctions news in brief
A round-up of the week’s auction news
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In brief
Delancey wins Ram dispute A high court judge has ruled in favour of Delancey in an ongoing dispute over the Ram Brewery site in Wandsworth. According to the ruling, Delancey…
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MotoNovo sets the pace as out-of-towners head to Cardiff
As the motor insurance company heads for the Welsh capital, could it signal a green light for central growth?
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Beware of occupational hazards
Louisa Roe and Charlotte Tullis share tips on avoiding the common pitfalls in the sale and purchase of multi-tenanted commercial properties
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Breach of an overage agreement rendered a buyer liable for substantial damages
The contract for sale of what was, reputedly, Britain’s oldest brewery came under the legal microscope in Minerva (Wandsworth) Ltd v Greenland Ram (London) Limited [2017]
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Finance in brief
A round-up of the week’s finance stories online