Legal
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Notice of eviction considered in person and remotely and ECRO imposed
A civil restraint order was insufficient in the case of Lloyds Bank plc v Mealham and another
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Civil penalties and the totality principle
Analysis of a recent case involving joint landlords in which the totality principle was considered
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Title plan not definitive where land acquired by adverse possession
Disputed land not included in the title and could not have been included in the transfer
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Reflections on a year in the hot seat
Mark Reading reviews his productive term as chair of the Property Litigation Association
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Clapham and others v Narga
Property – Land registration – Adverse possession
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Clapham and others v Narga
Property – Land registration – Adverse possession
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Rule 13 Orders on costs: Nothing to see here
A Court of Appeal decision highlights rarity of a successful application to shift costs in tribunal
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Q&A: A parking problem
How settled practice can be converted into a legal right
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Communication could have prevented boundary dispute, says appeal court judge
“Much trouble and expense might have been avoided” if a new owner had liaised with her neighbours
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English devolution – the next chapter
Devolved powers to local authorities are key to Labour’s plans to deliver on levelling up