Legal
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Q&A: Two good, too bad
The general principles surrounding the reasonableness of landlords’ refusal to grant consent to tenants
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View from the bar: Evaluating the public interest
In an age of substantial housing need, how easy is it to use the public interest ground to have a covenant modified?
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Court of Appeal finds boundary agreement binds successors
The case centres on a neighbour dispute in Chelmsford, Essex
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Calling time is not so easy
A decision in respect of a London pub that reaffirms the elements a landlord seeking possession must establish to satisfy ground (f)
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Greening the Model Commercial Lease
How the provisions of the Green Lease Toolkit have been integrated into the MCL
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Building safety ‘exam’ needs clearer criteria
To pass, the industry must better articulate how plans meet new rules
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Understanding Martyn’s Law
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 has received royal assent
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Employee rights under scrutiny
Employers’ concerns and changing responsibilities from Freeths’ latest employment survey
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Security company sues Tate over £27m lost contract
Contract was handed to a rival firm
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Rural view: Piecing together the land use jigsaw
Will a new land use framework for England clarify or complicate the picture?
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Embracing a culture of change
Why companies must demonstrate their commitment to tackling workplace bullying and harassment
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Battle of the luxury brands
The merits for developers of partnering with luxury hotel operators and quality marques