view from the bar
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View from the bar: Will high streets now be revitalised?
Local authority powers to hold compulsory auctions of vacant commercial units are coming into force
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View from the bar: What light through yonder window?
With little ruling from the courts, where do we stand on rights of light?
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View from the bar: Thought leadership from the lectern
The 49th series of the Blundell Lectures is upon us – what have we to learn?
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View from the bar: There’s nothing wrong with ground rents
The government shows every sign of continuing with its perplexing war on ground rents
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View from the bar: Contribution to defective building works
New decision cuts through arguments to establish who should be liable for the cost of remedial work
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What lies ahead in 2024?
Guy Fetherstonhaugh KC looks at the legal matters and cases that will affect real estate this year
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Playing the tenancy renewal system?
Switched-on tenants can take advantage of tenancy renewal procedures to delay their departure date
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Do overage agreements ever work?
The difficulties faced by drafters in overage provisions
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View from the bar: Know what is out of bounds
Understanding the scope of litigation privilege and legal professional privilege
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View from the bar: Sprucing up the 1954 Act
Strategic reform of the legislation could make it fit for the modern world
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View from the bar: Greater joined-up thinking is required
Should the arbitration procedure under the Coronavirus Act serve as a template for other disputes?