Legal notes
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The importance of establishing boundaries
Louise Clark analyses a ruling that a boundary demarcation agreement has proprietary effect
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Calling time is not so easy
A decision in respect of a London pub that reaffirms the elements a landlord seeking possession must establish to satisfy ground (f)
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Mind the gap: no registration, no costs
Is an equitable owner during a “registration gap” considered a landlord?
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An immovable principle
A Supreme Court decision on the interface between Russian bankruptcy law and English property law
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All I want for Christmas is… Legal Notes
The Legal Notes team don’t want a lot – just for you to enjoy their annual round-up of the year’s major cases
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Boundary issues and adverse possession
A recent case shows how a registered title plan is not definitive as to a boundary line
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When planning and site licensing collide
Elizabeth Dwomoh takes a look at an interesting decision concerning a Derbyshire caravan park
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Just what is a repeated default?
A Court of Appeal decision considers when a contractor can terminate a JCT contract
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Civil penalties and the totality principle
Analysis of a recent case involving joint landlords in which the totality principle was considered
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The rating of barristers’ chambers
Louise Clark presents a legal note of particular interest for any barristers reading
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Cineworld: the show must go on
Louise Clark analyses the High Court’s approval of Cineworld’s restructuring plans
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Most collateral warranties not construction contracts
A look at the Supreme Court’s decision in Abbey Healthcare (Mill Hill) Ltd v Augusta 2008 LLP