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Can you offer candidates taking the new RICS General Practice Test of Professional Competence any guidance?. The General Practice Division of the RICS ran their new TPC for the first…

by Delyth Williams. In 1987 town and country planning law saw significant developments both in case law and by way of statutory instrument.

by Peter Evans and Desmond Jarrett. Institutional investment in property has continued to decline in relative importance; in 1987 the real value of investment was a mere one quarter of…

by David W G Taylor. The taxation of woodlands has always been meat and drink to the prophets of doom and the claims of loopholes in the tax legislation gave…

by Michael Burke-Gaffney QC. The recent Green Paper Review of Restrictive Trade Practices Policy has been represented by many commentators as an attack on the professions.

by Andrew Russell. Comment on the Government’s recent launch of the glossy Action for Cities and now New Life for Urban Scotland has been less than enthusiastic.

by Jeffrey Brown. The 1987 edition of the Standard Form of Management Contract was formally launched in London on December 16.

What is meant by the “proper planning unit” and what is the significance of this concept in the law of town and country planning?.

by Joe Samworth. Landscape design, architecture, town planning and government policy all contribute to the creation of different sorts of parks and these, in turn, are influenced by the basic…

by Tony Jorden and Jane Rigler. With the first generation of hi-tech buildings now approaching their first rent review it is an appropriate moment for landlords and their agents to…

by Ian Gatenby. A recent planning appeal decision by the Secretary of State for the Environment puts a considerable damper on the hopes of education authorities around the country to…

by Stuart Lightman. Part I of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 (“the Act”) makes provision for “qualified tenants” collectively to be given the right of first refusal in the…