Estates Gazette
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Waterstone Estates Ltd v Welsh Ministers
Town and country planning – Infrastructure – Retail development – Wales – Appellant developer appealing against decision of High Court refusing to quash decision of defendant ministers upholding refusal of…
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Shropshire Council took impact of manure into account, court rules
The High Court in London upheld planning permission granted to a 210,000-bird chicken shed after it found that the council properly considered the impact of the production of 2,000 tonnes…
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Elmfield Road Ltd v Trillium (Prime) Property GP Ltd
Landlord and tenant Rent review
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Elmfield Road Ltd v Trillium (Prime) Property GP Ltd
Landlord and tenant – Commercial lease – Rent review clause – Construction – Parties seeking determination of proper interpretation of rent review clause providing for review by reference to retail…
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APC Series: All change for pathway guides
Kate Taylor offers an update on the major changes for candidates following the valuation and commercial property pathways
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Key issues when negotiating a renewal lease
Bill Chandler and David Ratcliffe highlight the key issues to consider when negotiating a renewal lease
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It’s time to think differently about telecoms
Alison Hardy explores the landowner’s view and Carlos Pierce explores the operator’s view of the key issues that will arise from the introduction of the new Electronic Communications Code
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Wild Duck Ltd v Smith and others
Wild Duck Ltd v Smith and others transcript
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Wild Duck Ltd v Smith and others
Landlord and tenant – Breach of contract – Implied term – Appellant lessee appealing against decision that respondent lessors not breaching implied term in leases by preventing management company performing…
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Tax shake-up to fight missing trader fraud
Alex Barnes examines the proposed VAT changes designed to tackle fraud in the construction industry
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National deals round-up
Pick of the deals from around the country this week
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Land Registry attempts a comprehensive exercise
The Land Registry is aiming to achieve ‘comprehensive registration’ of property in England and Wales by 2030. Peter Williams looks at what this might mean