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The government has halted its plans to implement the abolition of the section 21 procedure of the Housing Act 1988, otherwise known as...

In December 2021 the Supreme Court heard an appeal from the owners of flats neighbouring the Tate Modern in London. The residents had...

Oceanfill Limited v Nuffield Wellbeing Limited and Cannons Group Ltd examines how Part 26A of the Companies Act 2006 affects the rights...

Binding arbitration under the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022 (“the Act”) was introduced by the Government as a last resort for...

There has been a huge demand for logistics space over the past couple of years and demand is continuing to increase. As competition for...

Just out, a further statement from the government about covid arrears and the proposed binding arbitration scheme. Note the comment that...

The Court of Appeal has given landlords and their solicitors welcome assurance that leases can still be validly contracted-out where a...

The issue of a so called “landlord CVA” has been controversial for some time. This generally refers to a CVA where some creditors are...

Landlords battling tenants for payment of Covid arrears will be relieved by the first reported decision in such a claim (Commerz Real...

The so called “final” extension of the forfeiture moratorium deadline announced in December has now been extended by the Government until...

The extent to which insurance might help landlords and tenants through the pandemic remains very much in the spotlight as both parties...

Vaccine passports, whether domestic or for international travel, are a contentious issue at the moment. It is easy to see the logic...