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2012’s new laws and their impact. Part two: The Localism Act
Jan
In this, the second instalment following my recent presentation to local businesses on new laws coming into force in 2012 and how they impact upon business owners, I turn to The Localism Act 2011. The Localism Act is the cornerstone of David Cameron's "Big Society” vision and brings about a...
High Court issue reminder over break clauses in commercial property leases
Jan
The High Court has issued a reminder for tenants in Avocet Industrial Estates LLP v Merol Limited and another [2011] EWHC 3422 (Ch) of the important in complying fully with any conditions attached to break clauses in a lease in order to validly exercise the break. Many tenants in the current...
High speed rail network - mixed fortunes for property owners
Jan
The high speed rail network (HS2) was finally given the green light last week. The go-ahead on the network, which will see the first stage between Birmingham and London completed by 2026, was met with a warm welcome by those who expect the values of their properties to increase with the new train...
Cohabiting couples urged to consider cohabitation agreements following Court’s decision
Nov
Unmarried couples who jointly own property are being urged to consider entering into a cohabitation agreement or separation agreement following the decision of the Supreme Court in the Jones v Kernott case. Following a lengthy legal battle, involving four different courts, the Supreme Court...
Planning reforms could lead to spike in development
Sep
The Draft National Planning Policy Framework drawn up by the coalition proposes a marked shift towards a "presumption for consent” meaning planning applications will be automatically granted provided they meet certain criteria. A wave of opposition to this (especially with regards development...
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