Replacing a communal boiler or heating system
It is now not as common for new leasehold properties to have a communal boiler, hot water or heating system. The current preference tends to be for... Read more »
It is now not as common for new leasehold properties to have a communal boiler, hot water or heating system. The current preference tends to be for... Read more »
In a series of new Q&A features we have introduced on Second Career Lawyers, we spoke with Kevin McCann in our Commercial Property team to learn... Read more »
The High Court has recently held that the European Medicines Agency's 25-year lease of the extensive premises in Canary Wharf would not be brought to... Read more »
Mark Chick will be speaking at the Professionalism in Property 2019 Conference being held in London on 8th May, 2019. This PiP Conference will... Read more »
Blockchain, a technology that facilitates efficient sharing of data, is being hailed as the next technological revolution, and it is suggested that... Read more »
‘The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards’ (“MEES”) have been brought into effect by the Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England... Read more »
Under a pilot scheme recently announced, the First Tier Tribunal of the Property Chamber (formerly known as the Leasehold Valuation Tribunal) is going... Read more »
The Transfer of unopposed Business Lease renewal claims to the Residential Property London Region - First Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) forms the... Read more »
The Energy Efficient Regulations 2015 will come into force on 1 April 2018. They set out new minimum energy efficiency standards and require landlords... Read more »
You may have been following the case of Jewelcraft v Pressland in relation to mixed-use property which has been making its way from the Court of... Read more »
