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In the recent case of "Marks & Spencer Plc v BNP Paribas Securities Services Trust Company Limited and another" the tenant, Marks & Spencer Plc, established that they should not be short changed when they exercised a break clause part-way through a quarter.

It is a challenging market for developers right now: increased construction costs, shifting demands in our post-pandemic world, increased regulation (e.g. the Building Safety Act), and uncertainty surrounding banking arrangements.

It is a challenging market for developers right now: increased construction costs, shifting demands in our post-pandemic world, increased regulation (e.g. the Building Safety Act), and uncertainty...

You will know that it is a requirement to provide a copy of this to your tenant if the letting is not a social tenancy.

One of the recommendations made by the Agricultural Holdings Legislation Review Group in 2015 was that tenants of secure 1991 Act tenancies should be given a right to assign...

As of 1st October 2018, new statutory provisions (Section 41 (3) of the Deregulation Act 2015 ("DA 2015")) come into force, which substantially limit the freedom of landlords of many residential tenancies, ...

Residential tenants will lawfully be entitled to withhold payment of service charges unless a summary of their rights and obligations accompanies the demand.

A tenancy at will in Commercial Property is a type of lease arrangement that allows a tenant to occupy a property without a fixed term, meaning it continues...

Most leases give the landlord a right to re-enter and forfeit the lease if the tenant is in breach of any of it obligations.

A large number of British citizens that own holiday homes in Spain are learning that their properties are being occupied by squatters who are assisted by criminal gangs and change the locks...

For example, BEPS and other tax changes are likely to increase the overall cost to lessors.

The Government guidance announced on 25 June 2020 aimed to allow more pubs, cafes and restaurants to be able to serve customers outdoors...

On 19 June 2020, the Government announced its intentions to extend protections for businesses against eviction, seizure of goods and insolvency proceedings.