Developers who obtained approval for office-to-residential conversion schemes are being urged to complete the works and begin residential use ahead of the 2016 deadline
MSCI’s head of alternatives has warned that institutions could be being priced out of the residential investment market
Landowners will be required to declare their intentions to seek rights to light injunctions within a set deadline, under a draft law proposed by the Law Commission
The Law Commission has today published its final 229-page report on rights to light, following an extensive consultation on the area, which was launched in February 2013
The Property Litigation Association (PLA) has appointed Louise Clark, partner at Charles Russell Speechlys, as its new chair.
Gender equality, unintended consequences of legislation and rights to light are just some of the issues on Jackie Newstead’s radar. Sarah Jackman talks to Hogan Lovells’ new head of London…
The British Property Federation has endorsed the Property Litigation Association’s proposal that the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995 should be reviewed as part of the Law Commission’s next programme…
The Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners and its advisory committee member, John Midgley, have been working with MP, David Nuttall to introduce a new bill into Parliament.
The Law Commission has laid out a number of proposals in its consultation in to rights to light, in a bid to bring greater clarity…
Law Commission publishes rights to light consultation…
Sarah Jackman asks members of the BBP’s working groups what progress has been made on green leasing and property ratings
Sentiment was upbeat at the ‘London – hot or not’ conference, hosted by law firm Nabarro this morning.