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The case of S. Franses v Cavendish Hotel (London) Limited [2017] involves a landlord attempting to regain possession of business premises protected under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 ...

With the current economic climate, landlords are increasingly finding that they have vacant units which they will often wish to secure occupation of on a short term basis, while they market the unit for a longer term let.

In May 2013, the Law Society published an updated version of the Seller’s Property Information Form known as "Form TA6".

In Elmore v The Governors of Darland High School and another, the EAT had to consider whether to uphold an Employment Tribunal's decision that a dismissal was fair where no reasons were given...

Today's entry reports on the next stage of a judicial review of a decision of the Infrastructure Planning Commission.

Today's entry looks at what of the Localism Act 2011 is now coming into force and what is still left to come into force.

In the wake of a big reputational crisis, consumers, politicians and others often look to national and multinational corporations for apologies and explanations as to why things went wrong.

The first statutory valuation date for fixing the ATED band into which the property fell for the first five ATED periods (including the current one)...

There have been a number of significant developments since the last entry of this blog which are briefly summarised below and will be subject of more detailed analysis in future blog entries.

A new streamlined planning consent system that could change the fortunes of the energy, transport, water and waste sectors is still not fully understood by major infrastructure project promoters.

Civil Society, CIC, social enterprise, IPS, spin off mutual, John Lewis model, social business - suddenly the terminology and nomenclature of what we had all got used to calling the Third Sector has changed.

How often have you been on the motorway and noticed a tow truck with a TVR or a Lotus being piggybacked by the AA or the RAC? The fact is that supercars are highly strung and can be temperamental.

Today's entry is a summary of the regime for authorising major infrastructure projects introduced by the Planning Act 2008 and amended by the Localism Act 2011.

Peer pressure can be a good thing. In 2009 Warren Buffett and Bill Gates launched their giving pledge to encourage rich Americans to donate the majority of their wealth to charity.

With effect from 1 February 2013, the maximum compensatory award for unfair dismissal increased from £72,300 to £74,200.

When a couple divorce and are going through the process of trying to sort out their finances, there is a responsibility on each of them to provide the necessary information to enable the discussions to take place in an informed manner.

Today’s (second) entry reports on the current status of applications made to the IPC and pending.