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Maintaining motivation

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Don't delay: avoiding a common Legal Ombudsman complaint

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Words matter – interpreting clauses in a lease

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Proprietary estoppel – what is the proper remedy?

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Bridging the digital divide

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Digital AP1s – 5 things you need to know

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Recreational restrictions

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Commercial service charges – when are they reasonable?

  • Maintaining motivation

  • Don't delay: avoiding a common Legal Ombudsman complaint

  • Words matter – interpreting clauses in a lease

  • Proprietary estoppel – what is the proper remedy?

  • Bridging the digital divide

  • Digital AP1s – 5 things you need to know

  • Recreational restrictions

  • Commercial service charges – when are they reasonable?

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A private function

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In February 2023, the Supreme Court held that visual intrusion by the viewing gallery in the Tate Modern’s Blavatnik Building was a private nuisance against those living in a nearby block of flats. Joanna Williams and Joseph Skilton consider the impact of the verdict

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Counting the cost

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Lucy Trevelyan reports on the effect of the cost of living crisis – and other factors such as new government regulation – on the UK’s commercial property market

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Laying the groundwork

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Matthew Weal reflects on whether the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act 2022 represents a move towards the government’s stated aim of fairer and more affordable leasehold ownership

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