Back to basics
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Back to Basics: A practical view of easements
A look at the process of asserting and challenging easements
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Easements: what they are and how they are created?
The first in a two-part series on understanding easements
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Back to Basics: Opposing lease renewal on redevelopment grounds
A look at ground (f), a major tool in the landlord’s arsenal under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
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Back to Basics: Understanding collateral warranties
A look at common and fundamental legal instruments in commercial property development
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Back to Basics: Forming a 50/50 property joint venture
Richard Hepworth takes a look at key contractual provisions to consider in a 50/50 property jv
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Back to Basics: Deconstructing alterations and landlord’s consent
Part two of the series on landlord’s consent looks at tenants’ alterations
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Back to Basics: Bringing alienation back down to earth
This first article of a two-part series on landlord’s consent explores alienation
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Back to Basics: Restrictive covenants
Why prospective buyers should be on alert when discovering the existence of restrictive covenants
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Back to Basics: Fixing things up
Andrew Rogers provides a refresher on dilapidations
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Back to Basics: Squatters’ rights
Jessica Parry goes back to the drawing board on adverse possession
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Back to Basics: Securing the gap
An outline of the problems for lenders arising from registration delays
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Back to Basics: In a class of its own
A review of what the planning use classes are and how they have recently changed