Practice point
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Restrictive covenants prevent scheme that attempts to squeeze too much in
The Upper Tribunal Lands Chamber’s ruling in Medley v Mackenzie and others
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CIS: HMRC determination capable of adjustment
Court of Appeal requires HMRC to reconsider claim under regulation 9
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Council failed to consider objections made on health grounds
Impact of electronic communications equipment on medical implants not considered
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Nuisance by Japanese knotweed – no causal link so no damages payable
The claimant must establish that breach of duty by the defendant caused the loss suffered
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Shared roadway: intensification of use does not interfere with a right of way
Cambridge County Court has considered in a case what constitutes interference
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Boundary dispute: aerial photographs establish line of boundary
The High Court rejected a claim for trespass in Charlton and another v Forrest and others
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Lease void because director acted in breach of duty
The High Court has considered this issue in Chohan v Ved and others
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Park homes: relevance of loss of amenity in determining pitch fees
Nothing in the statutory provisions of the Mobile Homes (Wales) Act 2013 and the Mobile Homes Act 1983…
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Service charges: dispensation and the registration gap
A landlord has a right, before a title is registered, to enter a property to carry out urgent works
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Deregistration of town or village green: no priority for those in the neighbourhood
When considering the deregistration and exchange of land registered as a town or village green…
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Statutory noise nuisance: no power for local authority to vary abatement notice
The Court of Appeal ruling in R (on the application of Ball) v Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council
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Dilapidations: tenants fail to address repairing obligations at their peril
The Technology and Construction Court’s decision in Peachside Ltd v Koon Yau Lee and another