Law Commission
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The Law Commission’s review of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
LISTEN Jess Harrold is joined by Professor Nicholas Hopkins to discuss the consultation launch
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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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Striking a different balance: the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
A number of key cases under the Act will continue to provide helpful guidance on lease renewals
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In on the Act: The role of the Law Commission in legislative change
LISTEN Jess Harrold and Jonathan Gaunt KC discuss the work of the Law Commission
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Never mind the 1954 Act…
The Law Commission should be focusing on the 1995 Act, waiver and forfeiture, MEES and other issues
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Law Commission to review Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
The review aims to make the commercial leasing system “easier to understand and more transparent”
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Law Commission seeks to modernise compulsory purchase
The Commission’s review aims to make the law simpler, consistent and more accessible
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The EG Interview: Nick Hopkins on setting the agenda for law reform
The Law Commission’s property lead says the views of the real estate industry can make a difference
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Removing the ‘hold’ of leasehold
Professor Nick Hopkins and Daniel Robinson outline the Law Commission’s recommendations
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Leaseholders don’t want extra responsibilities: freeholder-commissioned research
The findings cast doubt on a Law Commission report that said commonhold was a preferred system
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Law Commission proposals ‘the biggest shake-up of home ownership in history’
Property lawyers react to the raft of reform proposals