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The application, brought by the sub-lease holders, concerned the vesting of a 999 year head lease recently disclaimed by the Crown following dissolution of the lessee in 2000.

Landlords have lost round two in the ongoing battle as to whether rent should be paid as an expense of the administration.

The ruling in the case of K/S Victoria v House of Fraser preventing tenants' guarantors from giving authorised guarantee agreements (commonly known as ‘AGAs') directly to landlords - even on a voluntary basis - is not necessarily the blessing for tenants as it might first appear to be believes Sarah Godfrey, associate at Bircham Dyson Bell LLP.

Working closely with our commercial real estate and rural property teams, Shepherd and Wedderburn's Scottish and English property dispute specialists combine in-depth expertise...

There are instances where the owner of a property is unknown, making it difficult to determine how the property should be dealt with, especially from the viewpoint of a prospective buyer.

It is estimated that around £2.7 billion of client money is held by property agents, including rental payments held temporarily and monies held on a longer term basis for repairs and maintenance.

n this issue, we look at real estate matters from a different perspective with articles by colleagues from across the firm including Clyde & Co's banking and finance, employment and EU regulation and competition teams, as well as recent key developments affecting the property industry

Our Real Estate team has advised Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) on the lease of The Earnshaw on New Oxford Street, WC1, to GlaxoSmithKline (GSK).

Where it is agreed between the parties that a business tenant will not have a right to renew its lease at the end of its term it is imperative that the statutory process excluding this right

Guarantees and indemnities are often found together in leases, but are very different obligations.

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) entered into a 25 year lease of commercial premises in October 2014.

I have recently been involved in two agricultural tenancy disputes, the circumstances of which were remarkably similar.

When seeking to recover the costs of works from the service charge fund, it is vital that landlords adhere to the strict provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.

Considerable column inches have already been devoted to the introduction of The Renters (Reform) Bill with many commentators lamenting that it will hasten the demise of the private landlord.

With administrations and liquidations on the rise, companies may well-find that they occupy premises under a sub-lease where their immediate landlord has become insolvent and we look at their rights and how the position differs north and south of the border.

Today, the Court of Appeal has upheld the Court’s previous decision on the recovery of arrears from a former tenant where there is an outstanding rent review.

The High Court has this week granted a consortium of landlords permission to appeal against previous decisions that rent falling due pre-administration is not payable as an expense of the administration.

Our inaugural ‘Let's update you' feature is live which will focus on providing you with the latest Property Litigation updates. This month's edition covers the Renters (Reform) Bill.