Practice point
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PP 2000/29
The risk of an arbitrator being removed for failing to disclose a matter that could cast doubt upon his impartiality is explored by Andrew Tugwell, of Nabarro Nathanson, in Being…
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PP 2000/25
Having applied to the court under section 38(4) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, L and T have obtained approval of an agreement excluding the security of tenure provisions.
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PP 2000/42
In the field of public sector housing, a “tolerated trespasser” (an expression coined by Lord Browne-Wilkinson in Burrows v Brent London Borough Council [1997] 1 EGLR 32) is a product…
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PP 2000/36
The first day of April 2000 saw the coming into force of what once was a new Part 11A of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, as inserted by the Environment…
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PP 2000/33
Abatement notices served under section 80 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 must at the very least identify the nuisance and call upon the perpetrator to abate it.
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PP 2000/41
It may recalled that, regardless of the merits of a judicial review application, courts have a discretion, under section 31(6) of the Supreme Court Act 1981, to refuse leave (or…
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PP 2000/24
A notorious bone of contention is the liability, if any, of an insuring landlord to account to premium-paying tenants for discounts or commissions obtained from the insurer.
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PP 2000/15
As regards jointly owned family homes, decisions made under the now repealed section 30 of the Law of Property Act 1925 (notably Re Citro (Domenico) (a bankrupt) [1991] Ch 142)…
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PP 2000/5
Q A valuer reports to a lender. Does he fall into error if his 90-day mortgagee sale valuation is the same as his open market valuation?.
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PP 2000/3
In exercising its discretion whether to refuse relief to an otherwise successful applicant for judicial review, a court will always be slow to conclude that no harm has been done…
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PP 2000/7
The recording, as from 1 April 2000, of the price of transactions on the register could be a mixed blessing with regard to commercial property.