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The ability for a retailer to terminate a lease by exercising a break option has always been a very important tool.

The case of Canonical UK v TST Millbank LLC has added to the recent flurry of failed break clause cases.

Challenges faced by the retirement living sector over the last year have highlighted that a change in approach is needed in order to improve its reputation and services.

The court found that the way the scaffolding was designed and erected paid no or little regard to the tenant's interests and was therefore entirely unreasonable.

Our Building Safety Claims team continues to monitor developments arising from the BSA to bring you the latest updates

There have been a number of developments on business rates which affect investment management and lettings to corporate occupiers.

In Scullion v Bank of Scotland (t/a Colleys) [2011] EWCA Civ 693, the English Court of Appeal considered whether a valuer who had prepared a valuation report for a lender owed a duty of care to the purchaser of the property if that purchaser was "buying to let".

The case raised the interesting question whether section 84(1) of the Law of Property Act 1925 confer power on the Upper Tribunal to discharge a restriction arising under a covenant...

How will the changes in the new SORP affect the way RPs treat acquisitions?

With effect from 30 September 2010, the Home Owner and Debtor Protection (Scotland) Act 2010 ("the 2010 Act") introduced further procedural restrictions on lenders making repossession applications over residential properties in Scotland.

The RICS Professional Statement on Service Charges in Commercial Property (the Professional Statement) comes into force for service charge periods commencing on or after 1 April 2019.

Coronavirus – commercial lease – rent arrears – summary judgment – Code of Practice for commercial property relationships...

In an earlier blog we discussed the High Court decision in the case of Thirunavukkrasu v Brar & Brar.

Since 1 April 2020, subject to a limited number of exemptions, it has been unlawful for a landlord to either newly let or continue to let a domestic private rented property with an EPC rating of F or G.

Alongside vulnerable children and the children of key workers, following recent Government guidance, many academies and schools have been managing the reopening (or preparing to reopen)...

During this unprecedented time of uncertainty, both landlords and tenants are facing their own unique challenges.

The Government passed the Coronavirus Act 2020 in March 2020 which provides various emergency measures.