News
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Arbitration panel rules on Covid rent arrears cases
Falcon Chambers Arbitration has handed down a number of decisions
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Contractors and architects sued for £40m over Crewe retirement village blaze
Most of the property was destroyed and many of the 150 residents lost all their possessions
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In on the Act: Daniel Black and Fern Schofield discuss the MEES Regulations
Barristers highlight the legal and commercial issues that landlords and tenants ought to consider
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Streamlining for business growth: the PLA view on 1954 Act reform
LISTEN Jess Harrold talks to the leadership of the Property Litigation Association
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Property litigators call for a ‘streamlined’ Landlord and Tenant Act
PLA survey finds Act strikes “fair balance” but there is “urgent need” to streamline process
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City solicitor loses right-of-way battle with neighbouring developer farmer
Claim over road access to Sevenoaks barn conversions dismissed
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My Old Dutch has Covid-19 rent arbitration request rejected
Pancake chain pandemic claim falls flat when evidence not submitted
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Developer wins High Court battle over ‘iconic’ Staines Debenhams
Future High Street Living (Staines) Ltd plans to build a 226-home scheme on the site
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Law Commission to review Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
The review aims to make the commercial leasing system “easier to understand and more transparent”
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Disgraced solicitor tried to fraudulently claim proceeds of property deal
Rodney Whiston-Dew was jailed for 10 years in 2017 for his role in a fraudulent investment scheme
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Optical Express entrepreneur left with VAT bill for property purchase
Supreme Court rules in unusual case about VAT on property transactions
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Energy company chief loses stamp duty battle over £5.2m Grosvenor Square flat
San Leon Energy CEO Oisin Fanning has lost a long-running dispute with the tax authorities