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Restrictive Covenants

In this article, Georgina Muskett discussed an application for modification of restrictive covenant where the objector sought compensation for the effect of restriction in reducing consideration received when it was imposed.

Terror, Firma

Andrew Butler KC from Tanfield Chambers examines the newly enacted Terrorism (Protection of key provisions, regulatory implications, and the practical impact it may have on those responsible for managing public venues and events.

Commercial Property

Nicole Sparey examines a recent case involving a commercial possession dispute and related monetary claims, where the High Court considered whether an alleged judicial misdirection was sufficient grounds for appeal.

In our Ask the Expert section, Ian Quayle, Managing Editor of Property Law UK, interviews seasoned legal professionals, and legal industry suppliers. He poses a series of questions regarding the current landscape of residential conveyancing or commercial property transactions, encouraging them to impart their knowledge and expertise to the readers of Property Law UK magazine.

In this month's edition, Ian is joined by Ika Castka of Wilson Browne.

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February 2025

February 2025

2025, Monthly Update

Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Julie Davis, Head of Residential Property, and Lynn Wilkinson - LCF Residential. A Practical Guide to the Law of Parking in Great Britain - Iain G Mitchell KC - Tanfield Chambers Applications for First Registration - Ian Quayle -...

January 2025

January 2025

2025, Monthly Update

Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Dr Henry Crosby - Martello Boundary Disputes - Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training & PLUK Case Chasers Podcast Episode 4 - Andrew Butler KC - Tanfield Chambers & Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training & PLUK Commercial Property -...

December 2024

December 2024

2024, Monthly Update

Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Georgina Muskett - Charles Russell Speechlys LLP A Look Back at 2024 and Making Plans for 2025 - Clarke Edwards Partnership After Grenfell - Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training & Property Law UK An overview of Notices at detailed in...

November 2024

November 2024

2024, Monthly Update

Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Paul Earnshaw, Consultant Solicitor, Taylor Rose, Self-employed An Exploration of the Law Relating to Adverse Possession and Boundary Issues - Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training & Property Law UK Easements: Getting It Wrong… -...

May 2025

May 2025

2025, Monthly Update

Topics this month: Adverse Possession - Ian Quayle – IQ Legal Training & Property Law UK Are You Considering Your Career? Claire Louise Clarke & Lisa Edwards - The Clarke Edwards Partnership Ask the Expert - Ika Castka - Wilson Browne Solicitors Commercial...

April 2025

April 2025

2025, Monthly Update

Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Zahrah Aullybocus - Nexa Law Boundaries - Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training & Property Law UK Business Lease Renewal - Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training & Property Law UK Clarion Housing Association Ltd v Chitty [2024] UKUT 187...

March 2025

March 2025

2025, Monthly Update

Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Valerie Holmes - Valerie Holmes Law Adverse Possession of Registered Land - Geraint Wheatley - Kings Chambers Business Lease Renewal - Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training and Property Law UK Commercial Mortgage Lending - Nigel Clayton -...

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56 Westbourne Terrace RTM Company Ltd v Davies & Ors [2025] UKUT 88 (LC)

Residential Leases

The Upper Tribunal was asked to consider whether the FTT had jurisdiction to vary a residential long lease to enable a landlord to recover legal costs incurred in the recovery of service charges from leaseholders under Section 35 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.

Adverse Possession

Adverse Possession

Sovereign Network Homes v Hakobyan & Ors [2025] UKUT 115 (LC) (8 April 2025)

Residential Leases

In this case the FTT raised, on its own initiative, the question of whether service charge payments were due at all, as a matter of contractual liability. At the hearing, the appellant protested, and the FTT decided, by an interim decision, that the hearing would have to be adjourned and directions given for the bearing of the issue of contractual liability.

Manaquel Company Ltd v London Borough of Lambeth [2025] UKUT 97 (LC)

Residential Leasehold Management

This case involved an appeal to the Court of Appeal against the refusal of the First-tier Tribunal, Property Chamber (the FTT) to award costs to the appellant, Manaquel, following a successful appeal against an improvement notice served by the respondent, the London Borough of Lambeth, under Part 1 of the Housing Act 2004 (the 2004 Act).

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Free Webinar – Half Year Review 2025 – Commercial Property

Free Webinar – Half Year Review 2025 – Commercial Property

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Free Webinar – Half Year Review 2025 – Residential Conveyancing

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