Practice point
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PP 2002/101
Vehicle way – Dispute over point of access. Where a vehicular right of way is granted or reserved over a track running along the boundary between the two properties it…
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PP 2002/97
Streets and paths – Achieving stop-up or diversion required for development. Developments that call for the stopping-up or diversion of a street, or even a footpath, can present advisers with…
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PP 2002/95
Assessment – General considerations – Needed even where development environmentally beneficial. Any surprise occasioned by the last proposition above should be swiftly dispelled after reading Assessing the impact Estates Gazette…
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PP 2002/94
Urban development project – EC directive – Discretion. The legality of a planning permission is challenged by conservationists. The basis of the complaint is that the planning authority did not…
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PP 2002/93
Whether premises to be maintained “in good condition” – Whether installation kept in “in proper working order”. It may be recalled (if not, see PP 2002/69) that where a covenant…
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PP 2002/92
Estate rentcharge – Validity – Expenditure on rates held to be “for benefit of land affected”. Managing agents performing good works on the common parts of industrial and other estates…
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PP 2002/83
Innocent buyer from fraudster registered as proprietor – Whether committing trespass against person previously shown as proprietor. Barely days before the new-broom Land Registration Act 2002 came onto the statute…
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PP 2002/91
Tenant ceasing to occupy for business having applied for new tenancy – Whether liable for rent under section 64 continuation provisions.
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PP 2002/89
Definition of “long tenancy” – Lease terminable by notice after death or marriage. The Court of Appeal decision in Skinns v Greenwood [2002] EWCA Civ 424; [2002] 2 EGLR 53…
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PP 2002/84
Tolerated squats in council properties – Whether adverse title sufficiently asserted by dispossession of council owner – Whether paper title acknowleged – Whether claimant or predecessor occupying as licensee.
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PP 2002/79
Claimant in occupation – Fraudulent conveyance – Status of alleged interest. When the other side is banging on about their client’s rights, it can sometimes be useful to point out…