Claire Scullin
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Barwood Strategic Land II LLP v East Staffordshire Borough Council and another
Town and country planning Sustainable development
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Barwood Strategic Land II LLP v East Staffordshire Borough Council and another
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Presumption in favour of sustainable development – Inspector appointed by second respondent allowing appeal against refusal of planning permission for residential development…
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Do we need more visible role models?
LGBT WEEK: Misa von Tunzelman, marketing director at JLL, tells her story
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Society as a whole needs to step up
LGBT WEEK: Mark Capanda, senior surveyor at BNP Paribas Real Estate, tells his story
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Diversity should be at the core of business strategy
LGBT WEEK: Sarah Pollard, director of real estate occupier solutions at BNP Paribas Real Estate, tells her story
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Overseas investors form majority of central London investment
A record 81% of investment in Central London has come from overseas investors so far this year, according to Savills research.
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Free-standing sustainable development assessment a mistake
In Reigate and Banstead Borough Council v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government [2017] EWHC 1562 (Admin); [2017] PLSCS 141, Lang J quashed permission granted on appeal for…
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Willmott Dixon Construction Ltd v Robert West Consulting Ltd
Negligence – Contributory negligence – Independent sub-contractor – Contractor appointing engineer for work on residential properties – Contractor claiming damages for alleged defective work by engineer – Engineer alleging contributory…
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Peter Bill on Wednesday
Beware a switch in mood on renegotiating section 106 agreements • A rise in the building of teeny weeny homes for normal sized people • A new book on the…
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Contracts: A question of interpretation
Stuart Pemble is really rather excited about a recent speech given by Lord Sumption on contracts. Here’s why.
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Setting the commercial contracts standard
Sue Highmore offers an update on the third edition of the Standard commercial property conditions
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Legal notes: True friends stab you in the front
The Court of Appeal has upheld an important decision on how professionals might be liable for the negligent advice they give to their friends. Stuart Pemble looks at the dangers