Legal
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Assethold Ltd v Interface Properties Ltd
Landlord and tenant – Breach of covenant – Implied term
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Assethold Ltd v Interface Properties Ltd
Landlord and tenant – Breach of covenant – Implied term
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Belgravia mansion can’t be part of Russian bankruptcy case, Supreme Court rules
Application of “immovables rule” has implications for future international bankruptcy proceedings
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The Law Commission’s review of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
LISTEN Jess Harrold is joined by Professor Nicholas Hopkins to discuss the consultation launch
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Office premises assumed to be in repair for rating purposes
A hereditament incapable of occupation due to disrepair should not have its rateable value reduced
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Just what is a repeated default?
A Court of Appeal decision considers when a contractor can terminate a JCT contract
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View from the bar: Will high streets now be revitalised?
Local authority powers to hold compulsory auctions of vacant commercial units are coming into force
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Shaping the future of the 1954 Act
An outline of the first stage of the Law Commission’s eagerly anticipated consultation
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Law Commission kicks off review of Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
Much needed to be done to “oil the creaking machinery of the Act”, say experts
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Judge rules on family battle over New Forest bungalow and caravan site
The estate’s owner ripped up her will on her deathbed, the court was told