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Property Law Journal: June 2018 #362

Residential tenancies: The ever-developing intricacies of s21 of the Housing Act

Walker Morris LLP logo Walker Morris LLP | Property Law Journal | June 2018 #362

Zoe McLean-Wells explains two important recent cases which consider essential prerequisites for recovering possession of residential premises

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Conveyancing: Tricks of the trade

B P Collins LLP logo B P Collins LLP | Property Law Journal | June 2018 #362

Alison Taylor examines recent changes in the law which all conveyancers should be aware of

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Section 73 permissions: Conditional consent

Ashfords logo Ashfords | Property Law Journal | June 2018 #362

Graham Cridland and Michelle Perring review a recent decision highlighting the courts’ unwillingness to imply new conditions into a planning permission

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Construction focus: Timing is everything

John Starr logo John Starr | Property Law Journal | June 2018 #362

Two recent cases have examined the interaction between the timeframe for an adjudication and an adjudicator’s right to resign. John Starr reports

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CPO and compensation: Important changes to the law

Burges Salmon LLP logo Burges Salmon LLP | Property Law Journal | June 2018 #362

Gary Soloman considers a number of provisions relevant to compulsory acquisition which came into force in September 2017 and April 2018, and which seek to address issues that were raised in government consultations

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Sector focus – construction: Structural change post-Carillion

Burges Salmon LLP logo Burges Salmon LLP | Property Law Journal | June 2018 #362

Carillion laid bare the vulnerability of the sector and illusion of allocating all risk to a contractor. Procurement projects are changing, so how should the development sector adapt? Marcus Harling and Matthew Crossley investigate

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Planning update: Public rights of way and the planning regime

Dentons logo Dentons | Property Law Journal | June 2018 #362

What is a public right of way and what are the statutory powers that exist when a development will interfere with such a right of way? Georgina Reeves looks at a recent High Court case where a Grampian condition was imposed on development

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