Car parking
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Landlord and tenant: construing car parking rights
In determining the existence of a de facto right to park or quasi-easement corresponding to…
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Moving up a gear: why parking is a valuable commodity
Jennifer Ayris examines how dealing with parking correctly in a lease can deliver returns for retail
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Car parking charges designed to deter shoppers from overstaying were, nonetheless, enforceable
No one is entitled to park on private land without the landowner’s permission. However, the owners and operators of car parks serving retail and other properties often permit visitors to…
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Vehicle Control Services Ltd v HM Commissioners of Revenue and Customs
Value added tax Car park
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Vehicle Control Services Ltd v HM Commissioners of Revenue and Customs
Value added tax – Supply — Parking control services – Appellant agreeing with landowners to provide parking control services – Appellant imposing parking penalty charges on motorists for failing to…
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PP 2013/51 Claims to legal rights to park have truly come of age
Car parking Prescription
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PP 2012/107
Easements; Parking
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Civilscent Ltd v Commissioners for HM Revenue & Customs
VAT – Zero-rating – Lettings of car-parking spaces – Development of apartments let on long leases – Leases of on-site car-parking spaces subsequently granted to some tenants on payment of…
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PP 2009/87
Parking rights
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Civilscent Ltd v Commissioners for HM Revenue & Customs
VAT, Car parking
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PP 2007/68
House of Lords determines the status of car-parking rights