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Welcome to the May edition of the Property Newsletter from Gatehouse Chambers.

Welcome everyone to the October edition of the Gatehouse Property Newsletter! Far from bedding down for winter, the team here at Gatehouse is ramping it up a gear, with a bumper year in the directories.

In the recent case of Gemalto Holding BV & Ors v Infineon Technologies Ag & Ors [2022] EWCA Civ 782, the Court of Appeal held that the correct approach to postponing...

This matter concerned the interpretation of policy wording in an insurance contract – in particular, whether COVID-19 fell within the scope of an infectious diseases extension...

The High Court considered an application for a worldwide freeze asset in the context of the Russian energy sector in a claim of conspiracy and coercion emanating from the Russian State.

Welcome to the last Gatehouse Property Team newsletter of 2023! We want to wish you a relaxing and magical Christmas time and a fun filled festive period.

Welcome to the February edition of Gatehouse property team newsletter. We have got some really interesting articles this month. Gemma de Cordova gives us a summary of Mate v Mate [2023] EWHC 238...

Gatehouse's November update highlights key landlord and tenant developments, including legal cases, legislative progress on renters' rights, and professional successes in boundary disputes, tenancy issues, and property litigation.

These case summaries first appeared in LexisNexis' Insolvency Case Alerter. They represent some of the more interesting insolvency decisions to have been published recently.

It feels a little late but as our first newsletter of the year we would like to wish you all a most excellent 2026. It has been a busy start for chambers and for our team...

With Spring in the air and the sky turning blue what could be better than a property law update or two?

If you are advising residential tenants, perhaps with security of tenure under the Rent Act 1977 ('RA 1977') or the Housing Act 1988...

Dispute Resolution analysis: The Court of Appeal has rejected 40 years of ‘received wisdom’ among company law practitioners and has held that a limitation period of either twelve or six years...

When valuing assets (real property, shares, paintings) a valuer must exercise reasonable care and skill to reach the "correct" valuation. If the valuation ...

Legal teams in England and Wales often overlook the strategic value of interlocutory applications during litigation. This practical guide outlines ten essential principles for maximizing the success of interim applications, from thinking like a judge to addressing the CPR's Overriding Objective, while explaining why lawyers should be more proactive in utilizing the full procedural toolkit available under the Civil Procedure Rules.

Legal teams in England and Wales often overlook the strategic value of interlocutory applications during litigation. This article examines ten practical guidelines for maximizing the effectiveness of procedural applications, from thinking like a judge to addressing the Civil Procedure Rules' Overriding Objective, offering tactical insights that could significantly improve litigation outcomes.

These notes follow the #HardwickeBrew given by Hardwicke's Property Team on 31 March 2021 which looked at some issues which commonly arise in rights of way disputes.

Autumn is firmly upon us and we have welcomed England's first Lady Chief Justice Dame Sue Carr has been appointed the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales from 1 October 2023...