Claire Scullin
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An oral contracts and adjudication concern
It can often be very difficult to prove the terms of an oral contract, which can persuade a TCC judge not to enforce an adjudicator’s award. Stuart Pemble doubts whether…
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MENTAL HEALTH: Muse puts wellbeing at its heart
COMMENT: With mental health awareness coming to the forefront of people’s minds, we wanted to go the extra mile, writes Jill O’Grady, HR manager at Muse Developments.
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Q&A: How is technology changing property development?
Dan Labbad, Chief executive, international operations, Lendlease
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Where will the next wave of investment come from?
COMMENT: The landscape of international investors is constantly changing, both in terms of where the money is coming from and where it wants to go, writes Rasheed Hassan, director and head…
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Service charge recovery outside the term
Suzanne Hooks and Selina Badiani address what costs landlords can recover after a lease ends, and how tenants can resist claims
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Lunson Mitchenall to advise on Bexleyheath retail scheme
Retail and leisure investor NewRiver REIT has appointed agencies Lunson Mitchenall and Jackson Criss to advise on Bexleyheath’s Broadway Shopping Centre and retail park.
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In abeyance but not abandoned
Allyson Colby explains why a permanent fence wasn’t enough to constitute “abandonment” of a right of way
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Major affordable housing ruling leaves Islington development in limbo
The high court has backed the refusal of planning permission for residential redevelopment of a former Territorial Army Centre in Islington, in an important decision on viability and affordable housing…
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Sainsbury’s and Asda: What will be the biggest challenge?
While Amazon’s $13.7bn acquisition of Whole Foods came out of the blue last year, the tie-up between Sainsbury’s and Asda, Britain’s second and third-largest food retailers respectively, is less of…
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PRS regulations: Certain conditions may be imposed
A local authority’s ability to enforce licence conditions to raise standards in the PRS was the subject of a recent appeal from the Upper Tribunal to the Court of Appeal.…
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How can the property sector help create a sustainable future?
COMMENT: Close to 48 years ago, on 22 April 1970, millions of people took to the streets to protest the negative effects of 150 years of industrial development, writes Melanie…
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Developers left in the dark on light
The current tools in place don’t help to manage the growing problem of conflicts over light, writes Patrick Robinson, partner at Town Legal