Estates Gazette
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In brief
The week’s news in brief
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Swallows and Amazons: a market rent story
To what extent should covenant strength be a consideration when weighing up rental evidence?
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Lease and let live
APC: Kate Taylor guides APC candidates through the leasing and letting (residential) competency
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Out of service
The validity of a notice to quit hinged on the meaning of one little word. Allyson Colby explains
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Government of the Republic of France v Kensington and Chelsea Royal London Borough Council
Town and country planning Certificate of lawful use
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Government of the Republic of France v Kensington and Chelsea Royal London Borough Council
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Certificate of lawful use or development – Claimant applying for judicial review of certificates issued by defendant local authority for property development…
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Courtauld: lack of political leadership keeps me awake at night
LREF 2017: Great Portland Estates chief executive Toby Courtauld was joined today by Brockton’s David Marks in criticising the new government that is being formed post-General Election.
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An unsatisfactory situation
Before undertaking works, residential landlords must consult their tenants and their tenants’ tenants…
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Responding to terror – how do we balance open space and security?
COMMENT: Urban planning must take increased security into consideration, but we must not lose our vibrant, inclusive public spaces, says Sarah Jenkinson of Tibbalds
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Give your career a boost – write fan mail
TOMORROW’S LEADERS PODCAST: US author Dan Ward’s career tips – write fan mail and take someone weird to lunch…
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The Kingsbridge Pension Fund Trust v Downs
Agricultural holding Succession
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Blue Chip Hotels Ltd v Commissioners of HM Revenue and Customs
Value added tax – Supply – Exemption – Leasing or letting of immovable property – Appellant hotel owner offering room licensed for civil wedding ceremonies – Respondent commissioners assessing hire…