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Tenant Farming Commissioner, Bob McIntosh, has this month issued a new code of practice on the Maintenance of the Condition of Tenanted Agricultural Holdings.

There has been much discussion of late around the effect of COVID-19 on leases, focusing in particular on the non-payment of rents by tenants and the limitation on the landlord's usual arsenal of options for non-payment.

Back in February, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) launched their new Code for leasing business premises.

It is that time of year again when landlords may find a vacant unit occupied overnight by illegal traders, cashing in on the Christmas rush of must-have items. Can you regain possession of the unit and how quickly can it be done?

The position with cohabiting couples is very different to that with married couples. There is no entitlement to assets that the other person owns and, contrary to popular assumption...

On 16 November 2015, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) handed down its judgment in the SIA Maxima Latvija case (C-345/14), on the application of competition law to a non-compete clause in a commercial property lease.

Just when it appeared all was lost, the landlord stepped in. Steve Tancock reports.

Universities are increasingly commercialising their operations, and this includes, to a large degree, their property assets, both to enhance the student experience and to generate revenue.

Whilst many neighbours are forging new friendships and helping one another out, other neighbours are proving somewhat more difficult to live with during the lockdown period. In most cases, solutions

The effects of COVID-19 have been far reaching in the property sector, and they will continue to be felt for some time with social distancing set to become the new normal and the looming ...

Its official title is rather dry – the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Amendment) (England) Order 2005 – but the Government announcement about the Order’s intended effect is rather more colourful.

Dispute Resolution analysis: The Court of Appeal has upheld a decision to grant summary judgment dismissing a claim by a tenant against a property management company for losses caused by the allegedly negligent...

Parties may say all sorts of things when negotiating a contract. Where sophisticated commercial parties are involved, most pre-contractual statements will, no doubt,

The tension between landlord creditor rights on the one hand and corporate rescue on the other that was at the core of Zacaroli J's recent judgment in Lazari Properties 2 Ltd v New Look Retailers...

From landmark cases in the House of Lords to decades of helping families navigate life's most challenging transitions, Christopher Monro reflects on a legal career spanning nearly five decades. What drives a solicitor to shift from landlord-tenant litigation to family law, and what lessons emerge from representing clients at the highest levels of the UK court system?