S Franses
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On the Case: The return of S Franses and the pandemic impact on West End rents
LISTEN The implications of one of the most significant property law decisions of recent years
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Cavendish Hotel dispute round two sees West End tenant’s rent more than halved
The ruling provides guidance on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on rents in central London
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Cavendish Hotel dispute round two sees West End tenant’s rent more than halved
The ruling provides guidance on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on rents in central London
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All change at the Cavendish Hotel?
Tom Dobson explores the impact of the Supreme Court’s important decision in Franses
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Joanne Wicks QC: Ahead of the pack
Jess Harrold meets leading property law barrister Joanne Wicks QC
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Joanne Wicks QC talks Franses, EMA and life at the property bar
LISTEN: The leading barrister discusses two of the most significant cases of recent years
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The quality of a landlord’s intention
Allyson Colby considers the first ground (f) decision following the Supreme Court’s Franses ruling
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1954 Act tactics, post-Franses
Supreme Court decision has left an impact on case preparation, but has yet to play a full role.
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Ground (f): Paved with impermissible intentions
Allyson Colby offers her own analysis of the biggest property case of 2018
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Supreme Court backs tenant in ‘remarkable’ Cavendish Hotel case
Planned work must not be conditional on the tenant choosing to assert rights to the tenancy