All Property articles – Page 33
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FeatureAsk the experts
Roger Buston reviews a new multi-author title covering the practice of residential conveyancing, from compliance to clients, and from mortgage fraud to fees
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FeatureValue added
In the first of a new occasional series on social housing for property lawyers, Jennifer Robinson explains the key factors a commercial property lawyer has to consider when acting for Registered Providers who are acquiring land or property for development
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AnalysisSupreme Court upholds decision on breach of trust damages to lenders
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal made by AIB Group for compensation for both an error made by a law firm, plus all its other losses, following breach of trust in a remortgage transaction
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AnalysisThe end of the Dolphin Square saga?
In Westbrook Dolphin Square Ltd v Friends Life Ltd, we consider the validity of a scheme that was partly designed to facilitate an enfranchisement claim under the provisions of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993.
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Analysis
Nugent v Nugent
All content provided by LexisNexis. TopicsLand registration – Notice – Unilateral notice Alternative Citations[2013] EWHC 4095 (Ch) Hearing Date20 December 2013 CourtChancery Division JudgeMr Justice Morgan RepresentationMichael Jefferis (instructed by Stephen Gisby & Co) for the claimant. Christopher McNall (instructed by Kirwans) for the defendant. AbstractLand registration – Notice. The ...
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AnalysisSpotlight: Co-operative Bank plc v Phillips
The High Court has considered the circumstances in which possession proceedings commenced by a lender will be considered collateral to its powers.
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Videos
Member Stories
Solicitor Andrew Foley explains how the Law Society and the Property Section has helped his firm’s property law practice
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AnalysisTindall Cobham 1 Ltd v Adda Hotels (an unlimited company)
The Court of Appeal considered the construction of covenants against assignment contained in leases, and their interaction with the provisions of the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995
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AnalysisGiving a guarantee on an intra-group transfer
Tindall Cobham 1 Ltd v Adda Hotels shows that it is possible to apply the principles of construction to save the valid elements of a covenant by pruning away the bad sections
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OpinionSign of the times
Whether we like it or not, conveyancing practices will have to adapt to meet the demands of 21st century communications, says Peter Rodd
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NewsLand Registry halts plans for privatisation
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) has announced that it needs time for “further consideration” before pushing forward with plans for the privatisation of Land Registry.
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NewsOriginal documents no longer needed by Land Registry
From 30 June, Land Registry no longer requires original documents to be sent when you apply to change the register of a registered property by post or electronically.
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NewsCapital allowances update
Capital allowances specialist and Law Society partner, Catax Solutions, provides an update on the new capital allowances regime, five months after the changes came into force
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FeatureFighting chance
What happens when a party objects to a land registration or is involved in a dispute? Nadia Abed runs through the role of Land Registry and the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) in the dispute process
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FeatureScotching SDLT
From April 2015, stamp duty land tax will cease to apply to transactions involving land in Scotland. Jim Hillan explains how the changes will have an impact
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FeatureBlessed relief?
Iles v HMRC is the latest in a series of claims for the capital gains tax private residence exemption. But, as Peter Vaines explains, it is becoming increasingly difficult to determine whether a property is a ‘residence’ at al
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FeatureTaking care
Paul Philip will be giving the keynote plenary speech at the National Property Law Conference in October. Here, he outlines some of the findings from the SRA’s 2014 Risk Outlook and gives the SRA’s perspective on where firms need to be extra vigilant