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Amid much publicity, the Renters' Rights Act 2025 has finally hit the statute-book.

Hunters Law LLP is a law firm located at 9 New Square in Lincoln's Inn, one of London's historic legal districts.

The above statement is sometimes found in the Property Register of a leasehold title beneath the details of the lease.

Many landlords want certainty about their future use of a property once their tenant's lease term expires.

Tenants of restaurant premises obtained judgment against their landlords for breaches of covenants in their lease.

The obligations of trustees and their prospects of recovering legal costs will vary depending upon the type of dispute they are faced with.

With COVID-19 exacerbating the challenges facing the retail and hospitality sector, landlords and tenants are increasingly looking to lease models based on turnover rent to help them weather turbulent times.

On 10 March 2021, the U.K. government announced an extension to 30 June 2021 of the moratorium on commercial rent arrears evictions.

As a rule, commercial lease agreements are executed for long periods - typically 5–10 years or even longer.

An event fee is a charge made by a landlord on the occurrence of a specified event, for instance, if a tenant sells its lease.

We have written before on the subject of Landlords' remedies when there is a pre-pack administration where a new company is formed to buy the viable part of the business and is put into occupation by the administrators without even prior notice to the landlord let alone landlord's consent.

Landlords with commercial lettings on their farms and estates need to be aware of a forthcoming change in the law. The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 became law in April...

On Friday 6 October 2023, Construction News in partnership with Property Week hosted a webinar with some of the industry-leading experts...

As an owner of commercial real estate, could you ever be liable for nuisance committed on the property by someone other than you?

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill could bring about a major change for commercial lettings.

New leases for seven years or more must be registered at the Land Registry, normally by the Tenant, and within 2 months of completion.