Estates Gazette
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Excessive use requires robust evidence
A recent decision sheds light on how much use of an easement counts as excessive
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Commissioners of HM Revenue and Customs v Suterwalla and another
Taxation – Stamp duty land tax – “Grounds” of dwelling
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Commissioners of HM Revenue and Customs v Suterwalla and another
Taxation – Stamp duty land tax – “Grounds” of dwelling
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CG Fry & Son Ltd v Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and another
Environment – Habitats Regulations – Appropriate assessment
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CG Fry & Son Ltd v Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and another
Environment – Habitats Regulations – Appropriate assessment
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Rarity Holdings Ltd v Parkhill
Sale of land – Contract – Deposit
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Rarity Holdings Ltd v Parkhill
Sale of land – Contract – Deposit
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Why social value matters in long-term regeneration
COMMENT PIC managing director Hayley Rees makes the case for a better approach to defining social value
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Procter v Procter and others
Landlord and tenant – Joint tenancy – Partnership – Retirement
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Settlement agreement did not preclude forfeiture proceedings
When construing a settlement agreement the court adopted an iterative process
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What’s next for high street heritage?
COMMENT We need to go back to what made the UK high street special to revive its fortunes
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One Savings Bank plc v Waller-Edwards
Mortgage – Undue influence – Constructive notice