Webinar on-demand: The new Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022 – What does it mean for Landlords and Tenants?
In this on-demand webinar, we consider the impact of the new legislation on landlords, tenants and other parties that have interests in leasehold property
03 May 2022
Government publishes COVID-19 Code of Practice for Commercial Property Relationships
Key points from the new Code of Practice for the commercial property sector published by the government in response to COVID-19
22 June 2020
COVID-19: Ban on forfeiture of commercial leases for non-payment of rent
Commercial landlords and tenants will both be affected by the Coronavirus Act 2020, which bans the forfeiture of commercial leases for non-payment of rent
30 March 2020
Residential lease extensions: good news for landlords on calculation of lease premiums
With residential leasehold law in the spotlight, landlords should be aware of a recent court case which focused upon the method of calculating the premium payable for a residential lease extension.
15 February 2018
The new Electronic Communications Code came into force on 28 December 2017
Following the enactment of the Digital Economy Act 2017, the new Electronic Communications Code came into force on 28 December 2017.
05 January 2018
What should landowners expect from the Electronic Telecommunications Code?
Dispute Resolution Festive Forecast: today, we look at the new Electronic Telecommunications Code due to come into law in Spring 2017 and its effect on landowners.
07 December 2016
Warranty & Indemnity insurance: a useful tool in real estate transactions
Warranty & Indemnity insurance has increased as a 'deal tool' for the disposal of real estate assets, with a growing number of real estate funds using it on every deal. This note explains more.
22 April 2015
Insurance update - Reinstatement
Our March insurance briefing looks at reinstatement and considers the significant decision made in the insured's favour in the case of Western Trading v Great Lakes.
30 March 2015
Guarantees and Indemnities: Gordon Ramsay bound by automatically generated signature
Gordon Ramsay has been held liable under a personal indemnity for rent on his London restaurant, York & Albany. Mr Ramsay sought a declaration that he was not bound because he had not signed it.
10 February 2015
Real Estate Disputes Case Review 2014
Our review of the most significant real estate disputes cases of the last 12 months.
18 December 2014
Lenders win the last round of the North East Property Buyers litigation
To the relief of mortgage lenders the Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed the appeal in Southern Pacific Mortgage Limited v Scott.
06 November 2014
Property litigation caselaw update
Our property litigation caselaw update contains a synopsis of five recent cases impacting upon real estate and lender issues.
09 October 2014