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The ancient common law right of distress for rent has now been abolished and replaced by a new statutory procedure known as Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery.

The Court of Appeal has recently issued a stark warning to landlords that compliance with the consultation requirements prescribed by section 20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 ("s.20") is vital in order to recover the costs of major works.

Perplexed by property law? Beatrice Gallivan is on hand to answer your questions.

Debt Relief Orders (DROs) are a new form of insolvency about which tenants are being advised by local CABs and authorised debt advisers.

In February 2012, the Cockings commenced proceedings against Mrs Waring and Ms Eacott claiming damages for nuisance.

The Court of Appeal, in the case of Robinson v. PE Jones (Contractors) Ltd [2011] EWCA Civ 9, were faced with this question in the context of a claim by a house owner for damages in respect of a latent defect caused by the builder of the house.

The Court of Appeal has recently attempted to clarify the interpretation of covenants dealing with intra-group assignments of leases.

We highlight the statutory rights benefitting telecoms operators and how these could affect plans to carry out works to school property.

In this update, we look at proposed changes to energy performance certificates (EPCs) in social housing in England and Wales.

Landlords and developers should begin strategic portfolio reviews now, with secondary legislation still pending and unresolved questions on the rating methodology creating ongoing risk.

In this episode we will be talking about the most recent updates in relation to lease extensions and leasehold flats with Commercial Property Solicitor, Rosanna Sayers...

In this episode, we will be discussing alienation considerations from the perspective of an outgoing tenant with our Commercial Property team; Solicitors, Rosanna Sayers and Harjot Grewal.

Despite politics, ESG remains a strategic imperative for businesses with long-term ambitions. The risk of stranded assets is just one issue that underscores...

The Energy Savings Trust (EST) has recently published its position on the Government's Green Homes Grant (GHG) scheme.

Following prolonged parliamentary ping-pong in relation to the Fire Safety Bill, with proposed amendments bouncing back and forth between the House of Commons and the House of Lords

Annington Funding PLC has challenged provisions of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024, concerned about compensation calculations potentially undervaluing landlord interests in enfranchisement claims.

Recent reports suggest that High Court applications for CVAs or administrations have increased since April, with a marked rise in medium-to-large firms, unsurprisingly many of these in the retail sector.