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Dilapidations claims and the impecunious landlord

Reed Smith LLP
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United Kingdom
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June 11 2013

Some positive news for landlords this week: The court has confirmed that, even where an outdated property stands little or no chance of being re-let

A cautionary tale - the guarantor who got away

CMS Cameron McKenna
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United Kingdom
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June 11 2013

Though it is not new law, the recent case of Topland Portfolio No. 1 Limited v Smiths News Trading Limited 2013 EWHC 1445 (CH) highlights the

Equal half shares

Boodle Hatfield
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United Kingdom
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June 13 2013

Chester and Forrest were brothers who jointly owned, in equal half shares, the freehold interest (worth GBP450, 000) of a small shop that they

Overage and pre-emptions - like buses

CMS Cameron McKenna
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United Kingdom
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June 12 2013

Court cases relating to rights of pre-emption and overage arrangements are not very common. To have one case which covers both a pre-emption

More tenancy deposits in the Court of Appeal

Anthony Gold Solicitors
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United Kingdom
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June 14 2013

The Court of Appeal has today handed down another useful decision on tenancy deposit protection which clarifies the position on deposits taken before

Judicial review of planning decisions - shorter window for applicants

Reed Smith LLP
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United Kingdom
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June 13 2013

Some good news for developers frustrated at planning delays caused by waiting for the Judicial Review ('JR') period to expire - amendments to the

Move along squatters, investors in residential property also need legislative reform

Hogan Lovells
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United Kingdom
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June 10 2013

After press reports of police up and down the country taking action to remove squatters from residential accommodation, perhaps the government should

Compensation for injuries caused by housing disrepair

Anthony Gold Solicitors
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United Kingdom
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June 13 2013

Mr R had been living in a council property that was let to his mother under a tenancy agreement. He was one of the named occupants. There was an

Do you mean what you say? What “without prejudice” and “subject to contract” really mean

Nabarro LLP
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United Kingdom
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March 10 2011

Practitioners and clients alike often receive correspondence which is marked with a heading, such as "without prejudice" or "subject to contract"

Onshore wind community benefits flex their muscles

MacRoberts LLP
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United Kingdom
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June 11 2013

The UK Government has produced its response to the Onshore Wind Call for Evidence (Community Engagement and Benefits). A number of measures have been

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Dilapidations claims and the impecunious landlord

A cautionary tale - the guarantor who got away

Equal half shares

Overage and pre-emptions - like buses

More tenancy deposits in the Court of Appeal

Judicial review of planning decisions - shorter window for applicants

Move along squatters, investors in residential property also need legislative reform

Compensation for injuries caused by housing disrepair

Do you mean what you say? What “without prejudice” and “subject to contract” really mean

Onshore wind community benefits flex their muscles

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