Has the BPF scored an own goal in wagging its finger at government policy?
The British Property Federation is having a spat with Government that its White Paper, Planning for the Future, focuses too much on housing, making... Read more »
The British Property Federation is having a spat with Government that its White Paper, Planning for the Future, focuses too much on housing, making... Read more »
A rent-free period is generally offered by a commercial landlord to a tenant to provide a limited period during which rent will either be reduced or... Read more »
In spite of the reservations of many whether the Olympics should have gone ahead at all this year, the event seems to have risen to the occasion. In... Read more »
As my colleague Louise Barretto has written here, the financiers who backed the ex-wife of a Russian billionaire in her High Court divorce battle have... Read more »
An interesting article in Psychology Today suggests it takes 12 – 24 months for most people to heal from a divorce. Whilst I won’t disagree with... Read more »
In an interesting development of the Government’s services to the public to be ‘digital by default’ HM Revenue & Customs has launched an... Read more »
The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) is warning that far from the private rented sector being under-regulated, the sheer number of... Read more »
Regular visitors to my blog Love, Life and the Law may recall the case in March 2018 of Akhmedov v Akhmedova, understood to involve the couple at... Read more »
