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Megan Davies writes for Estates Gazette's Legal Q&A on break options for leases

Megan Davies writes for Estates Gazette's Legal Q&A on break options for leases

Megan Davies has written for Estates Gazette's Legal Q&A on break options for leases. Read more below (subscription required).

What tenants have to do to get a break

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Are green dilapidations on the ESG horizon?

Laura Bushaway

quick reads
28 Mar 2023
Green lease clauses in commercial leases are increasingly being discussed by landlords and tenants wishing to meet their own ESG credentials. The s... Read More Green lease clauses in commercial leases are increasingly being discussed by landlords and tenants wishing to meet their own ESG credentials. The s...
Property Patter: Spring Budget 2023

Samuel Lear

Podcasts
22 Mar 2023
Our Real Estate team discuss what the Spring Budget means for Property-focused businesses. Read More Our Real Estate team discuss what the Spring Budget means for Property-focused businesses.
Building Safety Act 2022: retrospectivity by the back door?

Richard Flenley

Insights
13 Mar 2023
The tragedy at Grenfell Tower in 2017 was a leading contributory to the birth of the Building Safety Act 2022. Read More The tragedy at Grenfell Tower in 2017 was a leading contributory to the birth of the Building Safety Act 2022.
Property Patter: Upcoming Trends in Real Estate

Fiona Edmond

Podcasts
09 Mar 2023
What is coming up in the world of Real Estate? Read More What is coming up in the world of Real Estate?
New legislation heralds more change for telecoms

Emma Humphreys

Insights
08 Mar 2023
Significant changes are now on the horizon. Read More Significant changes are now on the horizon.
Q&A: Providing clarity on section 20 consultations

Hope Barton

Insights
28 Feb 2023
Should I fight the case on the basis I did consult properly? Read More Should I fight the case on the basis I did consult properly?
Business lease renewals – another court decision on rent, interim rent and fitting out periods

Samuel Lear

Insights
27 Feb 2023
Since the pandemic, there have been many cases concerning unopposed business lease renewals under the LTA 1954. Read More Since the pandemic, there have been many cases concerning unopposed business lease renewals under the LTA 1954.
Can a planning condition require a developer to dedicate land as public highway?

Rachael Davidson

Insights
23 Feb 2023
We evaluate the Supreme Court decision of DB Symmetry to find out. Read More We evaluate the Supreme Court decision of DB Symmetry to find out.
High Court confirms local authorities do not owe planning applicants a duty of care

Rachael Davidson

Insights
23 Feb 2023
An evaluation of the Primavera Associates Limited High Court decision. Read More An evaluation of the Primavera Associates Limited High Court decision.
An update on and summary of the LURB

Sadie Pitman

Insights
21 Feb 2023
To breach the inequality gap between the south-east and the rest of the country, the government has put forward a “Levelling Up” programme. Read More To breach the inequality gap between the south-east and the rest of the country, the government has put forward a “Levelling Up” programme.
Q&A: Taking preventive action

Laura Bushaway

Insights
17 Feb 2023
Can a landowner obtain an injunction where persons unknown threaten to protest on their land? Read More Can a landowner obtain an injunction where persons unknown threaten to protest on their land?
Property Week quotes David Haines on a High Court case brought by Annington Homes

David Haines

In the Press
16 Feb 2023
"The case is novel and unusual, involving complex areas of enfranchisement and public law”. Read More "The case is novel and unusual, involving complex areas of enfranchisement and public law”.
Property Patter: What can the property world expect from Parliament and the courts in 2023?

Emma Humphreys

Podcasts
08 Feb 2023
What lies ahead for property law during 2023 Read More What lies ahead for property law during 2023
Dispensation Case Evaluation

Georgina Muskett

Insights
08 Feb 2023
As ever, landlords would be well advised to ensure that they take all necessary steps to comply with the consultation requirements. Read More As ever, landlords would be well advised to ensure that they take all necessary steps to comply with the consultation requirements.
James Souter discusses the landmark Tate Modern Supreme Court judgment with various national, broadcast, international and trade outlets

James Souter

In the Press
01 Feb 2023
"The judgment is a landmark moment extending the law of nuisance to protect against visual intrusion" Read More "The judgment is a landmark moment extending the law of nuisance to protect against visual intrusion"
Q&A: Clearing Up Estoppel Queries

Georgina Muskett

Insights
31 Jan 2023
Georgina Muskett and Nicholas Taggart answer a question on inflation, waiver and estoppel. Read More Georgina Muskett and Nicholas Taggart answer a question on inflation, waiver and estoppel.
EG quotes James Souter on the upcoming Tate Modern judgment

James Souter

In the Press
27 Jan 2023
Tate Modern viewing level set for Supreme Court judgment Read More Tate Modern viewing level set for Supreme Court judgment
Q&A: Notices to complete – caveat emptor?

Rachel Morrish

Insights
09 Jan 2023
Myriam Stacey KC and Rachel Morrish answer a question about the content of legal packs for properties to be sold at auction. Read More Myriam Stacey KC and Rachel Morrish answer a question about the content of legal packs for properties to be sold at auction.
Court of Appeal decides defective notice to quit not saved by 'Mannai' principles

David Gregory

Insights
07 Nov 2022
The Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the second appeal in O G Thomas Amaethyddiath v Turner & Ors [2022] EWCA Civ 1446. Read More The Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the second appeal in O G Thomas Amaethyddiath v Turner & Ors [2022] EWCA Civ 1446.
Property Patter: Damages

Emma Humphreys

Podcasts
02 Nov 2022
Remedies are perhaps the main thing on a client’s mind when they start the process of litigation. Read More Remedies are perhaps the main thing on a client’s mind when they start the process of litigation.

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