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This case involved a strike-out application of part of the claimant's Reply and, in the alternative, an application to amend the Particulars of Claim.

Is it just me who has seen a lot of disputes regarding wrongful termination since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic?

Joshua Griffin discusses the Government's response to the Law Commission's project on Updating the Land Registration Act 2002.

Lina Mattsson, led by Mark Warwick KC, acted for the Appellant landlord, a single-purpose vehicle formed to redevelop The Railway Bell, a public house.

On 13 September 2022, Judge Abdul Rahman Murad Al-Blooshi of the UAE Ministry of Justice issued a circular in which attention was drawn to the decision of the Commercial Court...

You might think you know what a charity looks like but there are occasions when not everyone can agree, as a recent judgment from His Honour Judge Bird sitting in the County Court at Manchester shows.

Master Brown today handed down his reserved judgment in PXT v Atere-Roberts [2024] EWHC 1372 (KB) – a decision that will be of interest to those involved...

In the recent case of AIC Ltd v Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria [2022] UKSC 16, the UKSC considered an issue of wide-ranging relevance in civil proceedings: by what process and in accordance...

Lord Justice Donaldson famously described the freezing injunction as one of the law's two "nuclear weapons" (alongside search orders).

The question for the court was whether Part 18 requests in relation to a policy of After the Event (ATE) insurance should be answered, whether as part of solicitor own client costs assessment...

In September the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) handed down its decision in Harrison-Ellis v Hunt [2025] UKUT 295 (LC), which was an application pursuant to s.84(1), Law of Property Act 1925...

This appeal, heard by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, turned on two central points: (i) the proper interpretation of a provision in the lease that the landlord was providing ‘sleeping accommodation only...

In so doing the Claimant contended that the invoices served by the Defendant did not meet the requirements of the Act.

Frustration has garnered much attention following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, as a possible escape route for parties facing onerous liabilities under contracts entered into before the outbreak.

The Upper Tribunal's recent decision in Hassan & Osman -v- Heath [2025] UKUT 242 (LC) is a timely reminder of the oft-encountered tension between the grant of planning permission...

The Culloden Estate is an area of land occupying circa 148 acres in Tobago.

In Sky UK & Mace v Riverstone [2024], the Court of Appeal upheld liability for insurance coverage of water damage to Sky's HQ roof during construction. It clarified key issues on "damage" definition, post-insurance liability, and deductible aggregation, favoring Mace and Sky.

The Supreme Court has handed down its decision in Sara & Hossein Asset Holdings Ltd (a company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands) v Blacks Outdoor Retail Ltd [2023] UKSC 2.