Legal notes
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Caught between a rock and a cliffe
Stuart Pemble helps summarise the first business interruption insurance case
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Landlord and tenant: ‘breeches’ of covenant
A racehorse trainer’s bid to renew a business tenancy was a non-starter at the High Court
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What’s in a signature?
Elizabeth Dwomoh looks at a case in which residential landlord-and-tenant and company law collide
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Testing the public interest argument
Allyson Colby analyses a landmark Supreme Court ruling on restrictive covenants
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No assurances when it comes to insurance
Allyson Colby analyses a case where an insurance wrinkle affected a tenant’s prospects of assignment
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Legal notes: Caveat expert
How and when expert witnesses might owe their clients a fiduciary duty of loyalty
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Legal notes: Who is the landlord?
Elizabeth Dwomoh considers an unusual county court case on enfranchisement notices
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Is it rational to imply Braganza in contracts?
EG reviews a recent decision about whether the case could be implied into an insurance contract
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Abide by absolute covenants? Absolutely!
Elizabeth Dwomoh analyses an important judgment concerning the enforcement of absolute covenants
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Rules of evidence 101
A recent service charges case that brings us back to basics on the rules of evidence
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Asserting dominance in a right of way case
Allyson Colby analyses an easement case involving a water main and to identify a dominant tenement
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Management order and disorder
Elizabeth Dwomoh considers a case regarding the effect of non-registration of a management order