Legal notes
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How the Grinch stole Legal Notes
Our Legal Notes team rounds up the year with a festive classic
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How many flats are there in a premises?
A look at a recent decision concerning the stage at which premises can be defined as a flat
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When the Upper Tribunal works like VAR
There really is a clear approach to correcting mistakes as a matter of construction
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Rule of three exercised reasonably
Why Supreme Court judges overturned earlier decisions in a dispute over reasonableness of refusal.
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No need to cry over a spillway
Supreme court rules on dispute over a manufacturer’s drainage rights into the Manchester Ship Canal
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Modifying covenants: take advantage of the rules
The conflict between a tenant’s obligation to keep offices let and its desire to convert them
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Give us your (electronic) autograph
Allyson Colby explains why a county court decision on e-signatures has potentially widespread effect
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Construction adjudication: caveat homeowner!
Lessons from a homeowner falling out with a builder over a claim that should never have got to court
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Can a lease be a disposal by way of a gift?
Elizabeth Dwomoh focuses on a novel case concerning the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987
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Contract rectification, Winnie-the-Pooh style
Stuart Pemble channels the AA Milne character to discuss the important Court of Appeal judgment
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Public sector equality duty compliance
Can a court grant relief to a social landlord which has not complied with its PSED?
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Right of way: Not so easy does it
Promissory estoppel and easements go under the spotlight in our analysis of a right of way dispute.