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The first is the surprising news that M&S have been given leave to appeal to the Supreme Court over the issue of the refund of the rent they had paid their landlord when they exercised a break.

The car dealership had been trading for some time and during a previous lease term it had obtained planning permission subject to a condition for the approval of its transporters turning circle.

Does the other joint tenant still living in the property have a right to remain there as sole tenant?

Perplexed by property law? Relax, Solicitor Beatrice Gallivan is here to answer your most pressing questions...

A landowner uses a habitat bank to deliver Biodiversity Net Gain, generating income and supporting nature recovery through legal agreements.

Westminster City Council appealed against a decision dismissing its claim for possession against D1 and D2. In 2005, the Council had granted a joint secure tenancy to D1 and his wife (X).

More efficient and cost effective management of dilapidations claims for landlords and tenants could result from the launch of a revised Pre-Action Protocol for Dilapidations Claims by the Property Litigation Association on 14 September 2006.

As the prospects for rental growth remain subdued, we can anticipate that landlords will increasingly focus on other ways to make money. One of those may be claims for dilapidations.

In the case of Pretoria Energy Company (Chittering) Ltd v Blankney Estates Ltd [2023], the claimant brought a claim for damages of almost six million pounds against the defendant for breach of a contract...

There's now less than three months to go until the minimum energy efficiency standard (or MEES) comes into force for commercial properties.

There's now less than three months to go until the minimum energy efficiency standard (or MEES) comes into force for commercial properties.

In June 2022, EPC calculation updates negatively impacted gas-using properties, often causing a 1-grade drop. Landlords should consider a new EPC assessment to anticipate impacts on tenancy contracts, funding agreements, and compliance with energy standards.

On 11 May 2011 in the case of Co-operative Insurance Society Limited –v- Fife Council Lord Glennie provided a modern statement of the law relating to extraordinary repairs in respect of leased premises, setting out in effect a 3-prong test.

Once you've got your finance in place, you need to find the right property. This is the most important decision in the whole process as it's the property you choose that dictates your success.

The office lease landscape in the UK has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. Where traditional long term leases once dominated...

Real estate and flexibility have not traditionally gone hand in hand. Dealings with property have a reputation for being slow moving, time consuming and expensive

The real estate landscape is shifting fast, bringing challenges that developers, investors and occupiers cannot afford to ignore, which is why our Forearmed 2026 guide is a "must read".