Legal
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Supreme Court to rule on landlord’s repair covenant appeal
A landlord that was ordered to pay his tenant around £3,750 in damages for an injured knee will learn on Wednesday (13 July) if he has been successful on appeal…
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Students: new lessons to learn
Julian Keith delves into the current challenges of student accommodation and its synergies with other tenures
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Cardiff Community Housing Association Ltd v Kahar
Landlord and tenant – Service charge – Terms of lease – Respondent tenant disputing service charge payable to appellant landlord in respect of flat – Tenancy agreement providing for payment…
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Cardiff Community Housing Association Ltd v Kahar
Landlord and tenant Service charge
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Secretary of State loses challenge to Old Hunstanton ‘rural exception’ ruling
Lawyers for the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government failed to overturn a ruling that blocked the development of an affordable housing project in a rural Norfolk village
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Wychavon District Council v Rodenhurst and another
Town and country planning – Enforcement notice – Planning appeal – Criminal proceedings – Respondents carrying out unauthorised works at property – Appellant local authority issuing enforcement notices – Respondents…
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Secretary of State challenges Old Hunstanton ‘rural exception’ ruling
Lawyers for the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government asked the Court of Appeal today to overturn a ruling that blocked the development of an affordable housing project…
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Denholm v Stobbs
Leasehold enfranchisement Lease extension
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Denholm v Stobbs
Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 – Lease extension – Respondent applying for new lease of maisonette under Chapter II of Part I to 1993 Act – Appeal…
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Court of Appeal backs neighbour in Ottercroft v Scania right to light case
The Court of Appeal in London today backed a ruling forcing a property owner to remove a staircase that infringed on his neighbour’s right to light.
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Glenn Maud faces renewed push for payment from Libyan creditors
Property tycoon Glenn Maud faced a renewed push from creditors today when lawyers representing the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) asked the Court of Appeal in London to overturn a ruling…
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DB UK Bank Ltd (t/a DB Mortgages) v Jacobs Solicitors
Civil practice and procedure Offer and acceptance