Legal
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Streather and another v Bodker
Practice and procedure Multiplicity of actions
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Streather and another v Bodker
Practice and procedure – Civil Procedure Rules – Multiplicity of actions – Claimant issuing claim form pursuant to CPR Part 8 – Part 7 claim form already issued – Defendant…
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An agreement to discharge a legal charge falls within the scope of, and must comply with, section 2 of the LP(MP)A 1989
Section 2 of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 imposes strict requirements that affect contracts for the sale or disposition of an interest land.
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A contract signed by one of two joint purchasers was binding on the signatory
Section 2 of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 imposes strict requirements that affect contracts to buy and sell land.
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Q&A: Penalties fit for fit-out?
How the law of penalties and relief from forfeiture apply to a tenant who fails to complete fit-out works by an agreed date
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Secret castle has been dismantled, court told
A farmer who fought for years to save a mock Tudor castle he built without planning permission, has now carefully dismantled it, the High Court has heard.
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Miaris v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
Town and country planning – Enforcement notice – Appeal – Town and Country Planning Act 1990 – Enforcement notice requiring cessation of use of restaurant premises as nightclub and drinking…
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Legal notes: Claimants, do your duty
The Court of Appeal has provided welcome clarity regarding a claimant’s duty to mitigate its loss. Stuart Pemble summarises the good news
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Planning: a modest proposal
Local government planning decisions should be taken away from elected committees and determined by planning officers
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Reasonable and best endeavours: the potted guide
In this month’s potted guide, Jonathan Seitler QC guides practitioners through the basics relating to the use of reasonable, all reasonable and best endeavours
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On the same wavelength?
Despite the broad spectrum of opposed views, the forthcoming new Electronic Communications Code favours operators
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Heritage assets: History is now
Paul Mountain discusses the options for keeping heritage assets from crumbling