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This case concerned a holiday village of bungalows in Cornwall. In around 1988, the developer sold the bungalows with the benefit of a right to use

When acquiring a new investment property with an asset life extending beyond 2015 enquiries should be made to establish whether the air-conditioning

The Law Commission has published a report recommending a new Electronic Communications Code. The report was commissioned by the Government and

Two sets of regulations are coming into force on 25 June which lessen the requirements relating to design and access statements ("DAS") in certain

In the case of Baroque Investments Limited v Heis and Bewick (2012), the parties agreed the surrender of a lease. The deed of surrender gave a

Where landlords of long residential leases carry out “qualifying works” or enter “long term agreements”, statute imposes requirements on them which

The Law Commission's rights to light consultation closed recently. It has been interesting to watch the debate on the proposals unfold over recent

Landlords with empty premises are exploiting a tax break intended for charities to avoid paying business rates. Many high streets with empty stores

The TCPA 1990 provides that the local planning authority must have regard to "material considerations" when deciding on a planning application. The

CLG has published its response to the consultation on Lord Taylor's review of planning guidance. The upshot is that while most of the review's