by Martin Davey. This article examines what Slade LJ recently described in Stephens v Anglian Water Authority [7] 3 All ER 379 at p380 as a “short but not unimportant…
Case 11. Case 11 of Schedule 15 to the Rent Act 1977 envisages the situation of an owner-occupier who is prepared to rent out his house on condition that he…
by Graham Sharp. Following the Government’s announcement that a new Scottish Use Classes Order will operate from March 27 1989, predictions have been made that this year will see a…
by John Austin. Little attention has so far been given to the provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1988, which was passed in July 1988 and came into effect…
by Gianguido Piani and Tina Saetre. The use of computer systems for building-maintenance planning, scheduling and optimising is becoming more common nowadays in Sweden.
by Sandi Murdoch. Readers will be aware of the House of Lords’ ruling in AG Securities v Vaughan: Antoniades v Villiers(*), and of the general tenor of the two decisions.
by Norman Bowie. In a few weeks’ time the annual reports and accounts of most property companies will be coming through shareholders’ letter boxes for the year ending March 31…
Does the death of a landlord (or the disposal of his interest) give a residential tenant full security of tenure if he did not previously enjoy that security?.
by Mark Potiriadis. City investors have looked upon leisure developments, particularly in relation to retailing, with a high degree of suspicion.
by Richard Smith. In my first article on the Housing Act I summarised the legislative proposals for the deregulation of the private rented sector (PRS) and the application of the…
by David Tillett. The recently published Companies Bill will have a radical effect on the accounts of many property companies: it could, indeed, result in significant changes in the financial…
by Delyth Williams. Since the last update on the recent developments in the rent review field appeared in Estates Gazette, at [8] 04 EG 22, at least 20 cases have…