News
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Court of Appeal rules on ‘what is a dock’ in Holyhead Marina case
Holyhead Marina is a dock, Court of Appeal rules, extending an earlier ‘erudite’ ruling
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On the Case: Doorbell cameras, privacy and data protection
A look at the recent county court ruling surrounding the use of Ring doorbells
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Pizza Express landlord fails in bid to terminate Exeter restaurant’s tenancy
The judge cast doubt on the landlord’s own business plan
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FCA ‘doesn’t need judicial permission to continue action against Carillion’
Carillion was the largest trading liquidation in UK history when it collapsed in 2018
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Court finds official receiver sold London plot without authority
Hilly Fields plot sold in 2014 for £20,000 was sold on five years later for £175,000
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Pleas for business rates reform must not fall on deaf ears
Martin Davenport, head of business rates and partner at Hartnell Taylor Cook, presents his wish list
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Barnet resident saddled with legal costs after ‘hopeless’ planning challenge
Judge rules there are “exceptional reasons” to award costs in this case
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Council cannot use past oversupply of housing to mitigate future undersupply
Planning judge says there is no clear rule, so decision-makers should exercise their judgement
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Stonewater loses legal dispute over development with too much social housing
The housing association claimed it was exempt from CIL
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Estate trustees lose out in legal battle over Welsh mudstone
Welsh mudstone, says the Court of Appeal, doesn’t qualify as a stone under a 1919 agreement
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On the Case: The blockbuster Covid rent arrears decision in Trocadero
LISTEN Nick Trompeter QC of Selborne Chambers discusses the significant unpaid rent case
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Sheikh Mohammed banned from buying Windsor Great Park estate
The ruling is part of a bitter legal battle between the sheikh and ex-wife