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Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP | United Kingdom | 20 Aug 2019
Lawbite Oral agreement did not extinguish right of way
The High Court has held that a right of way was not extinguished where a landowner had relied on an oral agreement made with the previous owner of the
Herrington Carmichael LLP | United Kingdom | 8 Aug 2019
Benefits of Land Registration
HM Land Registry are aiming to achieve comprehensive land registration across England and Wales by 2030. This is also a key target for the Government
Blake Morgan LLP | United Kingdom | 15 Jul 2019
Deciphering your residential lease
Louise Uphill, Senior Associate at Blake Morgan and Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners member, provides guidance on how
Boyes Turner LLP | United Kingdom | 11 Mar 2019
Enforcement of a Charging Order a successful remedy in recovering a judgment debt
If a debtor owns property, then obtaining a Charging Order against that property and then taking steps to enforce it can prove a very successful tool
Shoosmiths LLP | United Kingdom | 21 Feb 2019
A huge challenge: voluntary registration of local authority land
The Land Registry is actively working with the public sector to help achieve its aim of comprehensive registration of all freehold land by 2030
Herrington Carmichael LLP | United Kingdom | 8 Feb 2019
Property Boundaries
Whether you want to establish the boundaries of your property to understand how much of the land is yours, or you are trying to work out which
Fox Williams LLP | United Kingdom | 7 Feb 2019
Registration of Overseas Entities Bill: Are you planning ahead?
There has been widespread speculation about the likely effects of the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union on the UK property market. However, as
Keystone Law | United Kingdom | 29 Jan 2019
What the estate agents won’t tell you about leasehold flats
It is often left until the decision to sell that the full implications of a short lease value are properly understood. In general terms, the longer
Kingsley Napley | United Kingdom | 15 Nov 2018
Joint tenancy - a historical anachronism which should be scrapped?
Property can be owned jointly in two ways: as Beneficial Joint Tenants or as Tenants in Common. Joint tenants own the whole property with no
Charles Russell Speechlys LLP | United Kingdom | 5 Nov 2018
Government consultation to improve the leasehold sector
The government is moving forward with its plans to tackle perceived injustices in the leasehold system by launching a fresh consultation on proposals
