Property Law Journal: October 2013 #315

Judicial Review: Further reforms and the Chamber of Planning

Nabarro LLP | Property Law Journal | October 2013 #315

Christopher Stanwell and Tim Stansfeld provide an overview of the current position and the proposed reforms, with a more detailed look at some of the significant proposals

Case Round Up

Hogan Lovells | Property Law Journal | October 2013 #315

Paul Tonkin and Eleanor Marsh summarise recent case law

Construction Focus: Set off against adjudicator’s decision?

John Starr | Property Law Journal | October 2013 #315

John Starr reviews a case in which set off against an adjudicator’s decision was sought but ultimately not granted

Fracking: Trespass and compulsory acquisition

Tughans | Property Law Journal | October 2013 #315

Is Bocardo a new weapon in the armoury of fracking objectors? Andrew Ryan investigates

Property Development: New ‘biodiversity offset’ proposals

Clifford Chance LLP | Property Law Journal | October 2013 #315

The government is proposing to incorporate into the planning system a new biodiversity offsetting mechanism targeted at developers in England. Nigel Howorth, Elizabeth Hardacre and Michael Coxall answer ten key questions about the proposed mechanism

Service Charges: No landlord equals no consultation!

Osborne Clarke | Property Law Journal | October 2013 #315

Does a ‘landlord’ include a ‘future landlord’ under the consultation requirements in s20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985? Sue Thompson considers a recent case bringing welcome clarity