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A £1m High Court dispute is looming over the insurance of two properties, one at Hildenborough and the other at London’s Kings Cross Freight Depot.

Entertainu Ltd has launched a challenge, under section 288 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, to an inspector’s decision that backed Westminster City Council’s refusal of consent for…

London-based mortgage companies Lamensdorf Group plc and Lamensdorf  Mortages are suing 43 individuals for breach of contract and use of confidential information.

A High Court ruling has set plans for an all-weather runway at Northamptonshire’s Sywell Aerodrome back. Wellingborough Borough Council conceded, on the second day of a High Court hearing, that…

The High Court has allowed a second challenge to the proposed demolition of a Bishopsgate goods yard, but has indicated that any further delays could threaten the expansion of the…

A North Yorkshire farmer has failed to prevent National Grid contractors from gaining access to her farm to erect a string of electricity pylons.

Following the launch of the Land Register Online pilot scheme, the general public is now able to access title details online.

Controversial plans for a new all-weather runway at Northamptonshire’s Sywell Aerodrome are being challenged in the High Court. Campaigners, who fear that the development will cause both environmental damage and…

Contractor Connaught Mason has been ordered to pay more than £700,000 damages in respect of a flood at a London property that occurred over the 2000/2001 New Year period.

A dispute over the freehold valuation of property in St John’s Wood, London NW8, moved to the House of Lords today.

The government has published the Finance Bill 2003 to modernise the collection of stamp duty and to pave the way for e-conveyancing.