Housebuilder Tip of the Month: Telecommunications and Proposed Reforms By Kai Ricciardiello, Clare Hartley The Electronic Communications Code (“the Code”) is set out in Schedule 3A of the Communications Act…
1954 Act Lesson for Operators: with Reform on the Horizon what does the recent case of Pippingford teach us about the Code? By Clare Hartley, Kai Ricciardiello, The latest in a long line of decisions each contributing, in their turn, some much needed…
Consultation Outcome: Consultation on Changes to the Electronic Communications Code By Kai Ricciardiello, Clare Hartley After 9 long months of waiting with bated breath government’s response has landed…
Operators secure access rights to survey high security London Underground Building By Kai Ricciardiello In this latest decision the Tribunal has re-affirmed its stance that landowners will, in most…
Further clarity on the public benefit test and terms of a Code Agreement By Kai Ricciardiello, Richard Bell With this decision comes further guidance, though no real surprises, on a number of aspects of the…
Lessons from the tribunals By Clare Hartley, Kai Ricciardiello, Chloe Postlethwaite What practical advice do the recent flurry of telecoms cases provide on dealing with agreement…
COVID-19 and Service Charges in Commercial Lease By Clare Hartley, Kai Ricciardiello Most landlords, like their tenants, do not have infinite resources…
COVID-19: Upper Tribunal, Lands Chamber Guidance By Kai Ricciardiello For our clients and colleagues alike, there is now welcome guidance on the conduct of proceedings…
Real Estate Tip of the Week: A Case Re-visited By Kai Ricciardiello Current market conditions are some of the most challenging faced by landlords and tenants, creating…
Is The Telecommunications Infrastructure (Leasehold Property) Bill The Answer to Superfast Connectivity? By Kai Ricciardiello The Queen’s Speech confirmed that new legislation is to be introduced to help deliver fast,…