Supreme Court
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Supreme Court backs operators in landmark mobile phone appeals
The court has largely backed the operators of mobile phone masts located on other people’s land
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Electronic Communications Code reaches highest court
The code has been in force since 2017, and was intended to make life easier for telecoms firms
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No right not to be overlooked, says lawyer in Tate Gallery viewing deck case
Guy Fetherstonhaugh QC tells Supreme Court that ‘privacy has never been held to be a right’
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Tate Gallery viewing platform dispute goes to Supreme Court
Residents of luxury apartments have had their case dismissed twice so far
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Let the decision be sidestepped
Stuart Pemble considers the Supreme Court’s latest decision on liquidated damages
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The fallout from Duval: 12 months on
All eyes were on the Supreme Court when it gave its decision in Duval. How significant has it been?
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Supreme Court backs FCA and policyholders in business interruption test case
Thousands of policyholders set to receive payout for losses sustained during lockdown
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Heathrow runway: ready for take-off?
The 10 most pressing questions on the recent Supreme Court case answered
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Judgment awaited on Supreme Court restrictive covenant case
Owner of social housing development built in breach of covenant faces having to tear it down
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Planning brief: When is an object legally a building?
A recent Supreme Court ruling has important implications for the scope of the listed building regime
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On the Case: The Supreme Court rules on rating of supermarket ATMs
Listen to the discussion over the ruling in Cardtronics Europe and others v Sykes (VO) and others
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Urns aren’t listed buildings, Supreme Court rules
Ruling opens a “Pandora’s box” which could affect the listing of many other similar objects