News
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Tate Gallery viewing platform dispute goes to Supreme Court
Residents of luxury apartments have had their case dismissed twice so far
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Architect BDP sued for more than £20m over Newbury shopping centre
The claim relates to a development that went millions of pounds over budget
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On the Case: The return of Fearn – the Tate Modern, privacy & the Supreme Court
Listen as we rehearse the arguments set to go under scrutiny by the Supreme Court
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Russian property investor to get second chance to sue oligarch for contempt
The long-running dispute is centred on a valuable portfolio of property in central Moscow
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Energy company fails in bid to preserve consent for £1.3bn tidal power plant
The company was given development consent for the project in June 2015
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Top floor of Oxford townhouse is a separate flat, High Court rules
Second floor deemed to be a separate flat even though access to it is via a first-floor study
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Candy brothers sue former business partner Holyoake for bankruptcy
Mark Holyoake lost a bitterly-fought lawsuit he brought against the brothers in 2017
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Biotech entrepreneur fails in bid to sue RBS over mortgage debt
Peter Hoskins claimed action over mortgage arrears led to him and his business losing £35m
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Developer wins appeal over planned retirement village by Devon beauty spot
Council claimed planning permission had lapsed as no lawful development had taken place
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Ditchburn takes chair at PLA
Hogan Lovells partner Mathew Ditchburn has taken the reins at the Property Litigation Association
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Government unveils new arbitration scheme to resolve pandemic-related disputes
Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng says the new regime will apply from late March
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Berkshire barn development approved despite developer’s contrary ‘undertaking’
High Court backs planning inspector’s assertion that “private agreements are not a planning matter”