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The White Paper provides the clearest support yet for Build-to-Rent (BTR) development. A consultation paper on Planning and Affordable Housing for Build to Rent has been published alongside the White Paper.

In Frozen Value Ltd v Heron Foods Ltd [2012] EWCA Civ 473, the tenant succeeded in defeating the landlord’s ground (g) possession claim.

When purchasing an investment property that is let to tenants, there is a whole host of additional information that you should have sight of in addition to what you would normally expect

The High Court has confirmed that an unlawful assignment by an original tenant (T1) (whose obligations had been guaranteed by a surety (G)) to a new tenant (T2) could be assigned back to T1 without the guarantee being nullified.

The Court has held that relief from forfeiture may be granted even where a tenant has deliberately breached a lease.

DEFRA published their latest CAP Reform update on Friday, 20 December 2014.

The commercial landlord and tenant sector finally has some clarity on exactly what is meant by a tenant's obligation to give back vacant possession at lease termination.

The tenant appellants had applied for rent repayment orders naming two parties they understood to be their landlords, for managing an unlicensed house in multiple occupation.

A revised model shared ownership lease has been created by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) to provide clarity to buyers and lenders alike.

Before signing up to a lease of premises, it is essential for the tenant to ensure that: (A) planning permission exists for the proposed use; and (B) the lease permits that proposed use.

We consider the potential claims that architects may be exposed to in the current economic climate.

Clear CPSE replies are crucial in commercial property transactions to avoid misrepresentation and liability risks. Evasive responses can cause buyer caution, transaction delays, or legal disputes, impacting both parties.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions imposed on a number of businesses preventing them from opening their premises, many tenants of commercial properties suffered a significant decrease...

In this recent article, we discussed the recent Law Commission report outlining their recommendations for a change to the law on leasehold enfranchisement.

The Government guidance announced on 25 June 2020 aimed to allow more pubs, cafes and restaurants to be able to serve customers outdoors by simplifying the process and reducing the cost of obtaining

The Court of Appeal ruled that fees paid by tenants before the Tenant Fees Act 2019 came into force do not invalidate section 21 notices. Post-Act tenancies require returning prohibited payments before serving such notices.

The service charge battle continues at the former World War II airbase in Cornwall which is currently home to the 150 or so chalets making up the Point Curlew holiday site.

Hard hit by the pandemic, several large cinema chains have been testing new legal arguments to try to avoid paying rent for periods when they were forced to close.