Practice point
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PP 2001/44
Q An inspector will shortly hear our appeal against a refusal of permission for a housing development. Opposition will come from a local action group, which claims that, although the…
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PP 2001/43
“Recourse to the technical doctrines of clogs and fetters has become increasingly rare. In part at least, this may be due to their uncertain application.” .
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PP 2001/36
Q The extent of my grazing rights over a common are governed by the over-wintering capacity of my farm – ie the historical levancy and couchancy test.
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PP 2001/35
Q Some 25 years ago, my company took a 20-year lease of a warehouse belonging to a family trust. In the sixth year of the lease, we built some garages…
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PP 2001/28
“A person having an interest in the land to which an enforcement notice relates or a relevant occupier may appeal to the Secretary of State against the notice, whether or…
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PP 2001/48
The story is told (well it is now) of a poodle that was served its daily delicacies in a cut-glass bowl.
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PP 2001/45
Whether use by force. “The user which will support a prescriptive claim must be user nec vi, nec clam, nec precario (without force, without secrecy, without permission)… Forcible user (vi)…
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PP 2001/38
Q Under the terms of their leases, a number of our tenants have to give us first refusal at their selling price before they can assign their interests.
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PP 2001/33
Q A number of tenants in a council-owned block of flats are joining forces to complain about various disrepairs. However, some of the flats are the subject of suspended orders…
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PP 2001/27
Q I am advising a group of residents who are monitoring the preparation of a fresh local plan. Their concern is to persuade the council to include within the green…
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PP 2001/49
A business tenant paying an annual rent of £100,000 receives a notice from the landlord proposing a rent of £250,000 for the next rent review period.
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PP 2001/22
Q Given that a notice to quit served by one of two or more joint tenants will terminate a periodic tenancy regardless of the wishes the other(s) (see Hammersmith and…