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The Court of Appeal has recently attempted to clarify the interpretation of covenants dealing with intra-group assignments of leases.

On 6 April 2012 the Energy Performance of Buildings (Certificates and Inspections) (England and Wales) (Amendment) Regulations 2011 came into force.

Recent decisions from the courts have caused considerable concern for owners and developers of land with the potential to be registered as a Town or Village Green ("TVG").

A recent report could lead to fundamental changes in the standards required of both estate agents and property managing agents.

Planning permission was granted for a mixed use residential development, with permission for retail units, offices, restaurants, sports facilities and a school.

On the development of an estate, the creation of a 'building scheme' allows restrictive covenants entered into by all of the owners of properties to be mutually enforceable by and against the owners...

If your pharmacy is part of a building or a larger development such as a shopping centre, the pharmacist will be responsible for contributing towards the costs of maintenance of the building or centre. He can also be responsible for other expenditure, including for many items which are of no direct benefit.

We continue to live in interesting times with a double dip recession, austerity measures and the credit crisis.

School fees are always a delicate issue for any independent school. A fine balance is required between the provision of high quality services and education, proper pastoral care for pupils and the need for the school to deal with ongoing issues of cash-flow and balance sheets.

Back in February, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) launched their new Code for leasing business premises.

On 6 April 2011 the Pre-Action Protocol for Mediation Information and Assessment came into force.

You can now apply to the local planning authority to amend conditions or documents approved under conditions specifying the times during which construction activities may be carried out.

Welcome to the inaugural edition of CR:HS2 – a publication designed to provide regular commentary updates and insight into HS2 and the issues arising from it.

On March 31 the minister for business innovation and skills, Ed Davey, announced proposals to require administrators to give notice (a three-day notice period has been suggested) to creditors where they propose to sell a significant proportion of the assets of a company or its business to a connected party in circumstances where there has been no open marketing of the assets

The General Court has delivered five judgments on appeals against the European Commission's decision finding a cartel in the Spanish bitumen market.

Welcome to our Spring edition of the ENeRgize newsletter, focussing on the latest news and views from the Energy & Natural Resources team at Charles Russell Speechlys.

With so much political uncertainty surrounding Brexit and what it might mean for the UK, businesses can be forgiven for assuming that they can do little to plan for it.