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

In recessionary times, service charges can be a hotly contested issue so landlords will be pleased by the Supreme Court’s recent decision...

Serving valid notices can be a minefield.  However, over the years, the courts have been prepared to “save” a defective notice by...

The case concerned an unopposed lease renewal under Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, in respect of a pharmacy in a parade of...

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...

Since its implementation, the New Code has raised issues for operators whose Old Code agreements have expired but who have remained in...

Under the Electronic Communications Code 2017 (the ″Code″), operators can apply to the Upper Tribunal to exercise its discretion to grant...

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

The Government this week announced plans to introduce legislation to tackle the issue of empty stores on high streets. The new measures...

When a lease is renewed under the 1954 Act, the starting point is that it will be on the same terms as the old lease.  In practice, that...

The High Court case of Prime London Holdings 11 Limited v Thurloe Lodge Limited involves eye wateringly expensive “super prime”...