Property Law Journal: October 2012 #297

Overriding Interests: Not on my manor

Boodle Hatfield LLP | Property Law Journal | October 2012 #297

Kate Symons and Will Hadley give the lowdown on identifying and protecting manorial rights

SDLT On Sub-Sales: HMRC strikes back

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP | Property Law Journal | October 2012 #297

Neil Warriner discusses a case with lessons for taxpayers

Affordable Housing: Reducing the deficit

Cripps Harries Hall | Property Law Journal | October 2012 #297

Bill Mackie looks at current government proposals to stimulate house building and questions whether those measures are enough

Chancel Repair Liability: The end is nigh?

Conveyancing Liability Solutions Ltd | Property Law Journal | October 2012 #297

Chancel repair liability will soon cease to be an overriding interest. Sam Cherry examines the implications of this change

Part 36 Offers: Make me an offer I can’t refuse

Charles Russell Speechlys LLP | Property Law Journal | October 2012 #297

Jessica McGoldrick explains what they are they and why they are important in property litigation

Case Update: Assigned but not registered

Howard Kennedy | Property Law Journal | October 2012 #297

A recent complex case called for the judge’s interpretation of a lease that was assigned and not duly registered. Rosemary Herbert unravels the issues.

Planning Obligations: DCLG proposals in the spotlight

Nabarro LLP | Property Law Journal | October 2012 #297

Martin Evans investigates why current proposals do not go far enough