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Insights David Haines

“Give us a break…”

Understanding the impact of COVID-19 on commercial landlords and tenants.
Insights Georgina Redsell

Property pandemic—The impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on land-lords and tenants

Georgina Redsell and Laura Bushaway discuss the potential impact of coronavirus on landlords and tenants.
Insights Laura Bushaway

COVID-19 – Q&A: How is it affecting landlords and tenants?

We've pulled together some key questions & answers that are likely to arise between landlords & tenants.
Insights David Paxton

Charles Russell Speechlys and London First hosts a joint panel event on the current issues affecting investment in the Build to Rent market

A panel discussion where 90% of the panelists were optimistic in the prospects for growth of the Build to Rent market.
Insights Helen Hutton

Green Belt Openness

The Supreme Court’s recent decision on how to apply Green Belt openness policy in recent case.
Insights Joe Edwards

Assessing secret commissions

Joe Edwards and Will Leney report on a case relating to mortgage enforceability and secret commissions.
Insights Megan Davies

Q&A – What tenants have to do to get a break

Megan Davies and Aaron Walder writes for Estate Gazette on what tenants can do about existing break conditions.
Insights Laura Bushaway

Q&A: The feeling is not necessarily mutual

Practical implications of the grant of consent to a tenant to carry out works where a lease contains an absolute prohibition.
Insights Laura Bushaway

Landlord must give credit for anticipated payment from NHBC

This article is about decision deals when landlords make on-account service charge demands but there is a third party making a contribution.
Insights David Haines

The End of the Property Boundaries Bill

David Haines article on how the Property Boundaries (Resolution of Disputes) Bill has been making its way through the House of Lords.
Insights Oliver Park

Redevelopment: was the proposed use of a right of way excessive?

This issue was considered by the Court in the recent decision of Stanning v. Baldwin [2019] EWHC 1350.
Insights Emma Humphreys

Achieving a balance – one-sided restrictive covenants upheld

The owners of a freehold property sought to challenge restrictions on the use of their property which had been imposed by a former owner.
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