Traditionally, courts approached private nuisance with a “reasonableness” test. This meant asking whether the interference was something a normal person...

Property ownership is not always as straightforward as people think. In practice, disputes often arise where one party believes a...

Annual gas safety checks are a legal must for most rented homes with gas appliances. But what happens when a...

Public rights of way are a valued part of the countryside, offering access to beautiful landscapes and rural routes that...

The Government has now confirmed that the first phase of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 will commence on 1 May...

The High Court has today dismissed a judicial review brought by a group of major landlords challenging key provisions of...

A restrictive covenant may, by its wording or intent, be tied closely to the original party rather than the plot...

Litigation can be a costly process for individuals looking to an end to their legal dispute. The costs of litigation...

Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), used to attempt to resolve issues between parties without the need...

The Court has found in favour of the commercial tenant in the case of London Trocadero (2015) LLP v Picturehouse...

Extending a residential lease can be a complex process with significant legal and financial implications. Understanding the key considerations is...

Restrictive covenants can significantly impede land development, even if planning permission is granted. Developers encountering such restrictions can seek modification...

Every seasoned property developer knows the value of a hidden gem, an overlooked plot ripe for development. However, without thorough...

When acquiring or developing land, you may encounter restrictions known as restrictive covenants. These covenants can significantly impact the potential...

Adverse possession, often referred to as "squatter's rights," is a legal doctrine that allows an individual to acquire legal ownership...

When disputes arise in commercial leases and contracts, parties are often bound by specific dispute resolution mechanisms outlined within the...

Enfranchisement refers to the legal right of leaseholders to either extend the lease of their property or collectively purchase the...

Flooding is a growing concern in the UK, with climate change and increased urbanisation contributing to more frequent and severe...

When a tenant requests alterations to a leased property, landlords must address a range of legal, practical, and commercial considerations....

Land ownership in the UK is a critical issue for individuals and businesses alike, affecting everything from property development to...

Property boundaries in the UK are a complex subject, often misunderstood as being definitively outlined on Land Registry title plans....