Practice points
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PP 2005/21
Stroude v Beazer Homes Ltd [2005] EWCA Civ 265. This Court of Appeal case turned on the meaning of a provision in a planning agreement concerning the construction of a…
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PP 2005/20
Hemingway Realty Ltd v Master Wardens and Commonalty of Freemen of the Art or Mystery of the Clothworkers of the City of London [2005] EWHC 299; [2005] 19 EG 176;…
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PP 2005/22
Beaulane Properties Ltd v Palmer [2005] 14 EG 129 (CS). The High Court has surprised the property industry by declaring that the law relating to adverse possession that applied to…
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PP 2005/19
University of East London Higher Education Corporation v Barking & Dagenham London Borough Council [2005] EWHC 2908 (Ch). If a restrictive covenant exists for the benefit of adjoining premises and…
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PP 2005/18
Planning legislation makes it clear that any enforcement action taken by a local planning authority against breaches of planning control is at their sole discretion.
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PP 2005/16
PPG 25: Development and flood risk, which was published in July 2001, gives guidance as to how flood risks should be considered at all stages of the planning process, in…
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PP 2005/17
The Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (the 2004 Act) abolishes the existing development plan system and requires local planning authorities to put in place local development frameworks comprising local…
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PP 2005/14
Whether an agreement is a tenancy or a licence is a question that often faces landlords and tenants. In broad terms, tenancies give significantly greater protection to tenants than licences.
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PP 2005/15
In London, special controls restrict the use of residential properties as temporary sleeping accommodation, which is defined as sleeping accommodation that is occupied by the same person for less than…
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PP 2005/13
Land Registry has clarified its guidelines on adverse possession following Nicholas Strauss QC’s ruling in Beaulane Properties Ltd v Palmer [2005] PLSCS 64; [2005] 14 EG 129 (CS).