Property Law Journal: April 2012 #287

Adverse Possession: Something nasty in the woodshed

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP | Property Law Journal | April 2012 #287

Graeme Robertson reviews the implications of the Land Registration Act 2002 and its implications on squatters and landowners

Community Infrastructure Levy: Issues of concern

Clifford Chance LLP | Property Law Journal | April 2012 #287

Nigel Howorth and Michael Coxall discuss the implications of CIL on real estate transactions

Budget 2012: An end to the loopholes

BDB Pitmans | Property Law Journal | April 2012 #287

As predicted, the Chancellor targeted stamp duty land tax avoidance, but also created capital gains tax and inheritance tax worries. Elaine Dobson investigates

Easements: Acquisition by prescription

Hempsons | Property Law Journal | April 2012 #287

James Atkins provides a review of the current law

Landlord And Tenant Update: Commercial rent arrears recovery

Hogan Lovells | Property Law Journal | April 2012 #287

The new remedy of CRAR still needs some work before becoming a reality. Ed John outlines the key points of the consultation paper ‘Transforming Bailiff Action’

Planning: Amber alert

Dentons | Property Law Journal | April 2012 #287

Stephen Ashworth addresses some fundamental concerns relating to affordable housing, highlighted by a recent decision in Amber Valley