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MEES Regulations: Do They Apply to Long Leases of Non-Domestic Properties?
The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) was introduced in March 2015 by the Energy Efficiency…
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The Risks of Asbestos in Commercial Property
It has been illegal to use asbestos in the construction or refurbishment of buildings since…
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Invalidity of Break Notices
The recent case of Sackville Property Select II (GP) No.1 Ltd & Anor v Robertson…
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A Caveat In Time
The use of Caveats is straightforward but often wrongly applied in practice. Until such time…
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CASE REPORT: Ahern v Southern Housing Group Ltd
The importance of following policy. The Appeal in Ahern v Southern Housing Group Ltd is…
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CASE REPORT: Farrar v. Leongreen Limited [2017]
The Court of Appeal has held that a company is not prevented from claiming rent…
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Freehold or Leasehold?
Buying a house or home is one of the biggest decisions and investments people will make in their lifetime and is generally speaking their largest asset. This is still true whether you decide to purchase a freehold or a leasehold property. So what is the difference?
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Proprietary Estoppel
Had the Landlord Assured the Tenant of a property interest, for tenants’ costly renovation works?…
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Backdating the Term Commencement Date of a Lease Will Not Avoid the MEES Regulations
What are the MEES Regulations? The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) was introduced in March…
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Rights to Light – Whose Right Is It?
The High Court has recently heard the case of Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd v RMC…