Town and country planning Enforcement notice
Town and country planning – Enforcement notice – Non-compliance – Local authority issuing enforcement notice to appellant property owner – Appellant relying on husband to ensure compliance with notice –…
Land Restrictive covenant
Land – Transfer – Restrictive covenant – Defendants’ predecessors constructing residential property on land transferred subject to restrictive covenants – Defendant undertaking to transfer strip of land to claimant neighbours…
As councils struggle to deliver PRS, Hayley Cole and Anthony Burnett-Scott look at whether a separate use class would provide an effective solution
LGBT WEEK: David Thame looks at the three main reasons why bullying and fear are still common in LGBT property professions in the regions.
Emma Humphreys and Paul Krendel look at changing attitudes to the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and how it may continue to operate in a post-Brexit world
A Court of Appeal ruling on rights of way raises more questions than answers, writes Allyson Colby
LGBT WEEK: Out and proud EG writer David Thame on how the property industry has changed for the LGBT community
How should landlords account for third-party contributions when making service charge demands? James Driscoll shares guidance from a recent case
Bildurn has unveiled plans for a 50,000 sq ft office in central Nottingham.
The heat is on among Legal & General’s real assets division, as it goes green-thumbed in a red-hot desktop chilli-growing competition.