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We previously posted a short guide to the new commercial rent arrears recovery procedures (‘CRAR’). As CRAR comes into force on 6 April 2014, we wanted to pick out a key issue in how the timing will work.

Flexible offices are no longer seen as the letting of last resort or a stop gap solution for start-up businesses.

There was a surprise announcement in today’s Budget in relation to "high-end" residential property.

We have just had a reminder that a landlord’s obligation to pay rates can arise when it has the legal right to take possession even though it is careful not to do so.

Commercial landlords know that if a tenant fails to pay rent and the lease contains a forfeiture clause, the landlord can forfeit the lease by peaceable re-entry...

Residential landlords of properties in Wales need to be aware of the extra regulatory burden that applies to them and particularly because breach could be a criminal offence.

The question of how to value a building which is undergoing substantial refurbishment came before the Court of Appeal.

The recent trend in Court decisions on conditional break clauses has been in favour of landlords but we have just seen a significant case decided in favour of tenants so that after successfully exercising a conditional break Marks and Spencer (the tenant) were entitled to a refund of the proportion of the rent (paid in advance) for the period after the break date.

Leases entered into by tenants at the height of the last real estate boom tend not to be particularly tenant-friendly.

Structuring the ownership of mixed use buildings requires care both initially and then during the management of the building.

It is the time of year when the Great British weather batters buildings up and down the country causing signs to fall off some and roofs to cave in!

Sophos, an IT and network security company, conducted a study entitled Exposed: Cyberattacks on Cloud Honeypots.

On 22 June 2018, the European Commission published a factsheet that provides a visual summary of the actions taken to date to implement its Digital Single Market strategy.

The UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), along with the Care Quality Commission (CQC), Health Research Authority (HRA)...

Hot on the heels of the Sino v Dana decision (reported in our blog on 16 November), the Commercial Court considered the question of notice of appointment of an arbitrator once again in Glencore Agriculture BV (formerly Glencore Grain BV) v Conqueror Holdings Limited [2017] EWHC 2893.

The Claimant Buyers brought proceedings against the Defendant Bank under refund guarantees issued by the Bank in support of two shipbuilding contracts between the Buyers and Sellers.

In the recent case of MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. v. Cottonex Anstalt the Court of Appeal ruled that the commercial purpose of the contract had been frustrated.