Legal
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Trespassers who ignored prohibitory notices had not acquired prescriptive rights over the land on which they were parking
Landowners can acquire prescriptive rights over a neighbour’s land, for the benefit of their own, if they can show uninterrupted use “as of right” for a period of not less…
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Winchester Park Ltd v Sehayek
Practice and procedure – Costs – Appellant landlord discontinuing lift service to respondent’s flat on grounds of unpaid service charges – Respondent applying for mandatory injunction for restoration of lift…
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Winchester Park Ltd v Sehayek
Practice and procedure Costs
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Code red for the green belt?
Decisions of the secretary of state and the courts may sound a warning to local authorities over the future of green belt
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Legal note: nothing ventured, nothing gained
What does a recent dispute between supermarket chain Lidl and a developer mean for disappointed joint venture partners?
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Q&A: service charge shortfalls
There is mixed news for a tenant facing an increase in service charge
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Beware of residential rights
How mixed-use developers can design buildings to avoid certain residential rights arising
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Stop tinkering, start reforming
The Property Litigation Association is proposing action over the much-discussed Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995