Property Litigation News

The Court has recently issued one of the most damning criticisms of an expert witness that has...

In today’s Autumn Statement the Chancellor announced that from 1 April 2016 buy-to-let...

A valuer produces a negligent overvaluation of residential property. The lender relies upon that...

A naturist resort. A chalet. And a modest plot of land. Those were the subjects of the hotly...

The real estate market in New York is booming. So much so that tenants of rent-regulated...

The landlord in the case of Freifeld –v- West Kensington Court Limited could hardly...

On 1 June 2015, Berlin began enforcing rent controls preventing landlords from charging ...

According to the Court of Appeal, the answer to this question in the case of Mr Best is...

Forfeiting a lease of commercial premises can be as simple as changing the locks.  But in the...

We caught up with David Carter, Chief Executive of the Sheriffs Office, to find out more about the...

QUESTION: I have served a Section 25 Notice under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954on my...

The Supreme Court has this week dismissed an appeal brought by a group of lessees challenging the...

In that elusive happy–go-lucky world where landlords and tenants co-exist in blissful...

Forfeiture is a powerful weapon for a landlord. One breach and the tenant can be booted out. But...

If you have a right of way over neighbouring land and you stop using it for a long period of...

The Court of Appeal has recently awarded a cohabitee a 25% beneficial interest in a property...

Conditional break clauses continue to haunt tenants. Once again, a tenant has been stung by...

Paul Engelbrecht, Commercial Property Solicitor in Cheltenham advises that Landlords must think...

The judgment in the recent case of Rendlesham Estates Plc v Barr Limited illustrates how the...

It is not often that someone can say that they got lucky in the highest court in the land. But Mr...