Developments and disputes
The regulatory shifts and case law updates of the last few months represent a busy start to the year in the residential property sphere, writes Belinda Walkinshaw
The regulatory shifts and case law updates of the last few months represent a busy start to the year in the residential property sphere, writes Belinda Walkinshaw
Belinda Walkinshaw warns of the potential dangers of reviving Right to Buy legislation
Brie Stevens-Hoare QC and Morayo Fagborun Bennett discuss the measured duty of care imposed on landowners to reduce hazards to their neighbours' land
Commercial property landlords face reputational risk and fines of up to £150,000
Conservatives' pledge to build 200,000 new starter homes seen as 'best' for private rented sector
The government could potentially contribute up to £6000 towards a couples deposit on their first home
The decision in O'Kelly v Davies clarifies the law relating to claimants involved in unlawful agreements who seek to establish a constructive trust, explains Jack Dillon
Belinda Walkinshaw considers recent case law in relation to the validity of notices and compliance with statutory procedures
Glenda Ferneyhough reflects on a busy year in conveyancing and forecasts the market's movements in 2015