News
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Supreme Court to rule in Nuffield Health rates dispute
The case could have implications for organisations that operate as charities across the country
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Arbitrator cuts London Docklands Hilton Covid rent debt to £500,000
Decision follows more than a year of arbitration between hotel and freeholder
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Court backs insurers over Pizza Express in latest round of BII cases
Preliminary ruling potentially limits significant part of claim to under £1m
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Central European real estate giant dispute may spill over to London courts
Two businessmen are attempting to sue CPI Property Group and major shareholder Radovan Vitek
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Appeal planning officers not underqualified, Court of Appeal rules
The court has ruled that an appeal planning officer’s input did not make the procedure unfair
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Sheffield City Council wins legal claim over land that wasn’t developed fast enough
Developer was required to obtain planning permission and produce a building contract
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Guy Hands’ Annington loses High Court battle with MoD over £8bn estate
Judge rules that MoD can use leasehold enfranchisement rules to buy back properties
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Arbitrator gives Soho tapas bar two years to clear Covid rent arrears
Pix Pintxos must pay landlord Millbeck Properties over 24 monthly instalments
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Knight Frank and ECP sued by Saudi businessman over hotel portfolio sale
Properties valued at around £25m sold despite claim of better offer
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Tenanted Luton flats must be turned back into office block, High Court rules
Developer didn’t seek a certificate of lawful use
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Holyoake settles bankruptcy dispute with Candy brothers
The Insolvency Court hearing lasted less than two minutes
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Bermondsey live/work development means ‘live and/or work’, Court of Appeal rules
Property can be used in whichever way the owners please due to an ambiguously worded lease