I’m sure that’s what we would have agreed…
The recent Court of Appeal case of Wells v Devani has clarified that where a…
February 17, 2017 By Jeremy Crook
Getting the service charge demand right
Before making any demands for service charge, landlords of dwellings must ensure that they have…
February 3, 2017 By Ben Jones
Airbnb and how a short-term let can amount to a breach of use covenant in a long residential lease
The final decision in our property litigation case review of 2016, is the Airbnb case,…
February 3, 2017 By Ben Jones
Protection from eviction
I was recently contacted by a marine business stating that their landlord, another marine business,…
January 31, 2017 By Toby Claridge
The importance of using the correct method to calculate service charge
2016 saw a number of key property litigation decisions concerning property management. Over the next…
January 20, 2017 By Ben Jones
Lease administration charges and how not to challenge them
Most residential leases usually contain an obligation to pay an administration charge to the landlord.…
January 13, 2017 By Jeremy Crook
Flooding: are farmers in line for compensation?
Many farmers have suffered significant losses through the terrible spate of flooding incidents that have…
March 17, 2016 By Chris Tofts
Resolving property disputes for businesses
Businesses often come into contact with disputes relating to property which can be complex and…
January 29, 2016 By Mike Davies
Dispute resolution case study: Chliaifchtein v Jessop
Party Wall case re-affirms the importance of issuing proceedings in the correct court In the…
November 25, 2015 By Mike Davies