David Haines and Ingrid Saffin write for Caterer Licensee on the end of the rent moratorium
David Haines and Ingrid Saffin have written for Caterer Licensee on the importance of communication with landlords ahead of the end of the rent moratorium. Read more below.
Working Together Not Against Each Other: Why Communication with Landlords Is Key
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Emma Humphreys
Property Patter: What can the property world expect from Parliament and the courts in 2022
What’s ahead in the world of property law during 2022
Laurence Whymark
Top 10 Tips for dealing with Easements
Everything you need to know about dealing with Easements.
Lauren Fraser
The changing leasehold landscape: Government consultation on reforming the leasehold and commonhold systems in England and Wales
Lauren Fraser and Laura Bushaway explore the changes occurring in the leasehold landscape process.
Emma Humphreys
The green lease: back for good?
Emma Humphreys and Phil Webb look at the growing interest in green lease clauses.
Emma Humphreys
Playing for time with lease expiry
Emma Humphreys explores time with lease expiry from the perspective of tenant and landlord.
Emma Preece
Top 10 Tips: Terminating agricultural tenancies affecting development land
Everything you need to know about Terminating agricultural tenancies affecting development land.
Emma Humphreys
The government’s Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill and revised Code of Practice
Emma and Laura explore the government's new Code of Practice for commercial property relationships.
Emma Preece
Q&A: Timely guidance on service charges
Emma Preece and Brooke Lyne find that a recent Court of Appeal decision offers timely guidance on residential service charge matters.
Lauren Spark
Lauren Spark writes for the Estates Gazette Legal Q&A on rent review formula within leases
Lauren Spark considers a question on rent review formula within a lease.
Ingrid Saffin
Ingrid Saffin writes for eprivateclient on private capital, responsible business, and investing in the high street
The end of the moratorium could bring new gaps in retail space. But could this ultimately be good news?
Rachel Morrish
Q&A: Delving into the definitions of landlord’s fixtures
Rachel Morrish and Nick Grant answer a question on what amounts to a breach of covenant in relation to landlord’s fixtures.
Julie Sharpe
Top Ten Tips with Ransom Strips – How to keep a ransom handsome
Everything you need to know on Ransom Strips.
Lauren Fraser
Property Patter: Break Options – The Top 5 Traps
Top 5 tips for exercising break options.
James Souter
James Souter quoted by The Guardian and Property Week on the Supreme Court hearing in the Tate Modern privacy case
The legal battle between Tate Modern and residents of a nearby residential tower will be heard by the Supreme Court.
Fiona Edmond
Charles Russell Speechlys advises Derwent on Francis House letting to Edelman
The firm advises long-standing client Derwent London plc on the letting of Francis House in London to global communications firm Edelman.
Chelsea Morgan
The only way for Eastgate: Another shopping centre enters administration
Megan Davies
James Souter and Megan Davies feature on the Estates Gazette podcast to discuss the return of the Tate Modern privacy case
James Souter and Megan Davies feature on the Estates Gazette podcast to discuss the return of the Tate Modern privacy case
Mark Howard
Charles Russell Speechlys advises Acora on the acquisition of M9 Holdings
The acquisition of M9 Holdings marks the latest stage in Acora’s growth journey.
Emma Humphreys
Dilapidations: the law and the reality
Emma Humphreys outlines how the Dilapidations Protocol and related guidance applies in practice.
Tom Davies writes for the Estates Gazette Legal Q&A on authorised guarantee agreements
Tom Davies and David Holland QC deal with a landlord’s pressing query on authorised guarantee agreements.