News
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Judge rejects residents’ argument in Lambeth planning case
Lawyers say the judgment establishes an “important principle” – to consider the impact on residents
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High Court to hear challenge to ‘planning unit’ approach to permitted development
Hadrian Property Investment is seeking to convert disused Westgate Road Police Station
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HS2 protestor must pay £25,000 legal costs, Court of Appeal rules
Protestors do not have the right to protest on any land they want to protest on
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Government in dock over block on Covid challenges to business rates
Altus Group argues government policy is ‘incorrect in law’ and should be ignored
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Guy Hands’ Annington sues MoD over military housing take-back plans
The case concerns an estate valued at more than £7bn, which is leased back to the MoD
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Hackney and TfL in £6m dispute over Kingsland Viaduct
TfL-owned Rail for London is seeking what it claims is overpaid rent on the site
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Bricks & Mortar: Mishcon de Reya’s Joanna Lampert on her career in property litigation
The law firm partner looks back at more than 20 years in the profession
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In on the Act: Guy Fetherstonhaugh QC discusses the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022
Tune in to hear the first episode of EG’s new podcast series, In on the Act
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Elderly millionaire brothers battle over Regents Park penthouse
William Fattal mistakenly believed his brother had paid him for the property in 1990
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Plans for Holocaust memorial outside parliament quashed by High Court
Act of parliament from 1900 scuppers plans for memorial in Victoria Tower Gardens
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Court of Appeal rejects challenge to low-traffic neighbourhoods
LTNs are proving controversial across the capital
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Prison sentence for developer who showed ‘blatant disregard’ for planning rules
A roofer redeveloped a site in Essex despite court orders telling him to stop