News
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Still a long way to go for leasehold reform
COMMENT Remedying some of the ‘serious flaws’ of the 2024 Act will take time
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Bugsby Property in funding dispute over Olympia lawsuit
The High Court dismissed an application to appoint an arbitrator
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Belgravia mansion can’t be part of Russian bankruptcy case, Supreme Court rules
Application of “immovables rule” has implications for future international bankruptcy proceedings
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Law Commission kicks off review of Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
Much needed to be done to “oil the creaking machinery of the Act”, say experts
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Judge rules on family battle over New Forest bungalow and caravan site
The estate’s owner ripped up her will on her deathbed, the court was told
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Tree campaigners fail to bring contempt of court charge against Plymouth Council
The council’s 2023 night-time tree felling raid was stopped by an out-of-hours High Court injunction
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Communication could have prevented boundary dispute, says appeal court judge
“Much trouble and expense might have been avoided” if a new owner had liaised with her neighbours
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Government fails in bid to postpone leasehold enfranchisement challenges
Swathe of litigation brought by companies and trusts challenging leasehold enfranchisement reforms
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High Court dismisses case against two resi schemes in St Albans green belt
Judge gives green light for schemes totalling more than 700 homes
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Cora Homes wins High Court battle over Northamptonshire development
Judge rules that the housing inspector misinterpreted a policy relating to rural exemption sites
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Campaigners lose court battle over scrapped Stonehenge traffic tunnel
The Court of Appeal issued a 60-page judgment at the request of both parties
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Northern Ireland resident allowed to bring judicial review over landfill site
A Lisburn resident has won her case in the Supreme Court