
Zoe McLean-Wells explains two important recent cases which consider essential prerequisites for recovering possession of residential premises
Zoe McLean-Wells explains two important recent cases which consider essential prerequisites for recovering possession of residential premises
Alison Taylor examines recent changes in the law which all conveyancers should be aware of
Graham Cridland and Michelle Perring review a recent decision highlighting the courts’ unwillingness to imply new conditions into a planning permission
Two recent cases have examined the interaction between the timeframe for an adjudication and an adjudicator’s right to resign. John Starr reports
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
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
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