Property

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Grasping the nettle of conveyancing claims
Solicitors Journal

Grasping the nettle of conveyancing claims

Undertaking a small number of additional checks could help conveyancers reduce risk and avoid tying their fortunes to the property market, advises John Kunzler
Drawing the line
Solicitors Journal

Drawing the line

David Sawtell and Erol Topal consider significant property case law from the first half of 2017, including decisions on long leaseholds and contested beneficial interests
The dangers of ground rent clauses
Solicitors Journal

The dangers of ground rent clauses

Sarah Clover and Tony Nurse-Marsh set out the latest developments for conveyancing solicitors and highlight the steps that can be taken in the event of a class action
The extravagant price of high fashion
Solicitors Journal

The extravagant price of high fashion

Wayne Clark and Julia Petrenko review Vivienne Westwood v Conduit Street Development and the test set out in Cavendish Square in a landlord and tenant context
A step in the right direction
Solicitors Journal

A step in the right direction

The Homelessness Reduction Act presents the possibility of meaningful assistance for many homeless applicants, but there are still some doubts about how effective it will be in practice, writes Giles Peaker
Getting it right
Solicitors Journal

Getting it right

Sam Madge-Wyld discusses the court's approach to failure to comply with the right to manage procedure in Elim Court