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ArticleA Restrictive Interpretation?Covenants in restraint of trade present, in the words of the editors of Chitty on Contracts, "peculiar conceptual difficulty".United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationTanfield Chambers
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ArticleGood News For Shared Ownership LesseesEarlier this summer Mark Loveday of Tanfield Chambers was successful in the Court of Appeal on a key point which could affect hundreds of thousands of existing shared ownership lessees...United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionSpencer West LLP
ArticleCase Law Review - Construction, Property & Real Estate (September 2008)Cantillon Ltd v Urvasco Ltd - Already reported in BLR, in a piling dispute referred to adjudication, the defendant argued unsuccessfully that the adjudicator had breached the rules of natural justice. United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionKeating Chambers
ArticleArbitral procedure and med-arb from English and Chinese eyesDespite the growth of China-related China-seated arbitration, English law still has a significant role to play.ChinaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationFulbright & Jaworski
ArticleCase Law Review - Construction, Property & Real Estate (April 2009)Halliwells, the client, as respondent in an adjudication, invited the RICS-nominated adjudicator to withdraw for lack of jurisdiction and denied liability for his fees and expenses. United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionKeating Chambers
ArticleTenancy Notices: The Risks Of A Royal Mail DeliverySection 94 of the 1986 Act defines the proper address as being the last known address of the person in question.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionMichelmores
ArticleThe JCT 2005 Standard forms of Contract - 31st May 2006Round-up of recent cases.United KingdomStrategyKeating Chambers
ArticleCornwall Clots The Landlord’s CreamIn a case handled by Charles Russell LLP, in which we acted for Charles Terence Estates Limited ("CTE"), Cornwall Council has walked away from 30 leases pleading its own ineptitude and incompetence as its main defence. United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionCharles Russell Speechlys LLP
ArticleGetting A Hold On Commonhold And Leasehold Reform – Update On The Pre-legislative Scrutiny Of The Draft BillThe UK Government's ambitious plan to replace leasehold with commonhold has reached a critical juncture, with the Housing Committee publishing its final report on the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionMacfarlanes LLP