Legal
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Food for thought on forfeiture
Katie Dunn offers a round-up of recent rulings on the topic of forfeiture, and what they mean for tenants’ chances of securing relief
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Drones: a brave new world
Emma Humphreys and Raza Anjum offer an update on airborne technology’s impact on property
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Voluntary evolution or legislative revolution?
Professor Andrew Holt looks at how best practice can be achieved when preparing annual statements of expenditure
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Willow Court Management Co (1985) Ltd v Alexander and two similar cases
Costs – First-tier tribunal – Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Property Chamber) Rules 2013 – Determination of service charge payable by leaseholders of flats to management companies – FTT making order…
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Sports stadiums: grounds for change
In an era when most major football clubs have either developed or are planning new stadiums, or redeveloping existing ones, Al Watson outlines the importance of sporting hubs for development,…
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Soho recording studios fail in bid to stop noisy redevelopment next door
One of Britain’s most high-profile movie and TV sound recording studios failed in a High Court bid to stop potentially noisy building works from taking place next door to them
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Dixon and another v Radley House Partnership (a firm) and others
Civil practice and procedure Limitation
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Dixon and another v Radley House Partnership (a firm) and others
Civil practice and procedure – Issue of proceedings – Limitation – Claimants issuing proceedings against defendants concerning house refurbishment – Defendants applying to amend defences to plead limitation – Whether…
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Old Hunstanton Parish Council v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
Town and country planning Development plan
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Major Hampshire landowner seeks to quash Test Valley Local Plan
Barker Mill says plan was flawed and should be rejected.
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Old Hunstanton Parish Council v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
Town and country planning – Development plan – Rural exception site policy – Appellant’s planning inspector granting planning permission for affordable homes in green belt – Permission subsequently quashed –…
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Brexit ruling due “soon”
The High Court will not take long to rule on a court claim in which it is being asked to rule that the government cannot trigger Article 50 without parliamentary…