Features

by Ludwik Allerhand. As the telecommunications revolution continues apace more and more occupiers will be demanding that their buildings are able to accommodate the necessary apparatus.

by Mark White. It is now two years since the “Action for Cities” initiative was launched by the present Government, and there will no doubt be a number of articles…

What is the legal position if a company enters into a business transaction which goes beyond its powers as a company or beyond the powers of the director who negotiated…

by Daniel Ward. There is no doubt that the traditional property investment market has gone into a state of hibernation since the late summer of 1989.

by Stephen Shaw. The vexed question of “When is an offer really an offer” can sometimes arise in unlikely places, for example in a recent unreported decision in the county…

by Vivian Linacre. The bolts of lightning which have flashed from “Opinion” pages in recent issues(1) have illuminated the stormy debate on rating reform and merit peals of thunder in…

by Tim Smithers. Compliance with fire precautions legislation can be an expensive business and it is an area which tenants and landlords alike should consider with great care before taking…

The previous article on this subject suggested that growth-implicit methods of valuation were dependent on a number of additional variables:.

by Ian Rowson. The concept of an option is one that has become increasingly widespread during the 1980s. There are few, for example, who are not acquainted with the significance…

by Allan Ramby. The Danish economy has developed in a surprisingly positive manner, especially during the latter part of 1989, contrary to what was to be expected considering the possibilities…

by Brian Woolcock. The Landlord and Tenant Act 1988 came quietly into force on September 29 1988. So far, its impact on the commercial property world has been limited, but…

by Delyth Williams. Forfeiture of the lease is a remedy for breach of a tenant’s covenants in the lease which is frequently a useful weapon in the landlord’s armoury.