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The English Court recently confirmed that sanctions do not excuse non-payment to a non-sanctioned party where the aircraft lease arrangements and related letters...

Successful real estate deals and dispute resolution need local lawyers with deep knowledge of their jurisdictions. We have frequently heard it said that real estate...

Further emergency measures are to be introduced to protect tenants from landlords 'aggressively' pursuing rent arrears.

There is an opportunity for non-charitable RPs to eliminate significant corporation tax liabilities.

An application to the European Court of Human Rights for review of the Supreme Court ruling in R. (on the application of Z) v Hackney LBC has been declared inadmissible.

If your charity occupies property under a lease, you might want to check whether the lease deals with what would happen if the property is damaged or destroyed by a risk not covered by insurance.

For this episode of The Space, we're joined by Sanchia Wheeler, head of Compliance in the UK.

An Occupation Order is an order made by the court to deal with the family home. It's a very serious type of order and is only usually granted in very serious circumstances.

Over the last few years the real estate market has witnessed a phenomenal growth in the logistics sector. But what impact will Brexit have on the future success of this sector?

Whether you have a high street pharmacy or a dispensary in a health centre, most leases require the landlord to insure the building.

The case concerned whether a person was "in actual occupation" of registered land pursuant to the Land Registration Act 2002 and so had an overriding interest which would defeat a lender’s claim for possession.

It is well-established under English law that surveyors can owe duties not just to their own clients but to others who rely on their reports.

A recent High Court decision appears to have extended the duty of care which a valuer engaged by a lender owes to a buy-to-let investor.

A recent High Court decision appears to have extended the duty of care which a valuer engaged by a lender owes to a buy-to-let investor.

The Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 provides that any landlord wishing to dispose of his interest in a building containing two or more flats must first offer its interest to the 'qualifying tenants'...