June 2024

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Safety first

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Clare Harman Clark, the Property Section chair, considers the difficulties of getting to grips with the Building Safety Act

Features

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Code breaking

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Warren Gordon, Martin Garner and Charlotte Green consider a case where actual service of a contractual break notice was not required for termination of agreements under the Electronic Communications Code

Tracey Calvert

Under scrutiny

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Tracey Calvert is director of Oakhalls Consultancy and the author of the forthcoming book, In-house Lawyers’ Risk and Compliance Q&A, published by the Law Society

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A matter of trust

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Following the recent government consultation on transparency of land ownership involving trusts, private client lawyers share their views on the implications of the changes for advising clients

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The registration gap

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Anna Donnelly provides some top tips on dealing with delays in registrations at HM Land Registry

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Repairing a breach

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Jodie Michael provides an overview of how landlords can act to resolve breach of covenant disputes with leaseholders where this overlaps with a breach of condition

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Under the hammer

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The planning and real estate teams at CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP outline the government’s high street rental auction policy, and considers its desired effect on vacant properties

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Up to code

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A new edition of the Consumer Code for Home Builders has been published. Nick Dell outlines the key changes

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Rising damp

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Housing condition claims have made headlines recently. Matthew Wilson reflects on the rise in claims and asks if they are likely to continue

Nikki Bensoor

A new lease?

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Nikki Bensoor looks at a significant case on landlords’ break rights in protected lease renewals

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Occuptional hazard?

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Owners of commercial properties are increasingly using ‘property guardians’ to protect vacant premises. Samuel Lear and Christopher Gothard outline the pros and cons

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A matter of control

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Jasmine Mason considers proposals to increase transparency and disclosure of information relating to contractual controls on land

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Rise and fall

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Interest rates have finally risen, and, with them, the potential for law firms to profit. But what are the risks you need to be aware of?

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