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The Government has proposed prohibiting the existing ability to protect interests in land (such as rights of pre-emption, options and conditional cont ...
We recently reported on the Government’s changes to Permitted Development in England introduced on 31 August 2020 for upward extensions and demolition ...
From 1 September 2020 a new Use Class E (introduced via the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Amendments) (England) Regulations 2020 No. 757) r ...
Norfolk Homes V North Norfolk DC [2020] EWHC 2265 In this recent High Court decision Holgate J sends a clear reminder to developers and planning profe ...
Emerging as a viable long-term institution post COVID requires some fundamental re-examination, with or without recourse to the Higher Education Restr ...
There is a growing trend for tenants to seek to exercise the break option within their leases in order to terminate their occupation early due to the ...
Most landlords and tenants will now be aware of the emergency legislation (the Coronavirus Act 2020) enacted by the UK Government at the start of the ...
If a tenant exercises a break clause and pays a break fee you should be aware that the VAT treatment is now different following two European Court of ...
Following the introduction of the new Electronic Communications Code in 2017 (“ECC”) there has been significant uncertainty in the telecoms renewal ma ...
What practical advice do the recent flurry of telecoms cases provide on dealing with agreement under the Electronic Communications Code? Members of DA ...
