Frustration and Force Majeure – Does COVID-19 operate to...
In these unprecedented times, many business owners may be wondering if there is any way that they can cancel or...
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Read moreIn these unprecedented times, many business owners may be wondering if there is any way that they can cancel or...
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Read moreWhat is an easement? An easement is a right benefitting a piece of land (known as the dominant land) that...
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Read moreLast week saw the Court of Appeal reaffirmed the decision not to allow the Neo Bankside residents’ an injunction to...
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Read moreHampstead residents will be able to find out about their legal rights when trees damage or overhang their property, next...
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Read moreGovernment plans to end so-called ‘no fault’ evictions – and at the same time expand what amounts to a good reason...
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Read moreOn Saturday 1 September 2012 a new law came into force which makes squatting in a residential building an offence punishable by...
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Read moreThe recent case of Williams v Network Rail Infrastructure [2017] has set an important precedent when dealing with Japanese knotweed. Property...
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Read moreThe largely anticipated decision in the case of Canary Wharf v The European Medicines Agency has now been given. Judge...
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Read moreBasement developments are growing ever more popular, particularly in wealthy London boroughs, leaving homeowners fearful that neighbours’ excavation projects will...
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Read moreThis week’s Dispatches programme looked at allegations of shoddy standards, poor customer care and excessive profits being made by...
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