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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...

The Supreme Court ruled last week that an area of concrete on a working quay side in Essex was correctly registered as a Town or Village...

Since September, when I published my below article about the FCA's business interruption test case, the case has been progressing through...

Nobody ever said that the law is consistent, but this latest case on the use of section 73 consents proves that it isn't. The High Court...

The 'beautiful game' is back and so too is the controversy over the use (or failure) of technology, this time its goal-line Hawk-Eye in...

As I sit in my sunny COVID-19 office reading the Supreme Court's judgments in two recent cases, I wondered how would they apply to the...