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New coalition government: implications for the property industry

7 June 2010 | Richard John

The new coalition Government published a ‘coalition agreement’ on 20 May, which sets out what has been agreed so far between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats. The following policy agreements...

Tags on this discussion: Coalition Government Planning property real estate Residential Developer

Approved Documents for Building Regulations 2000 published

28 May 2010 | David Marsden

The Department for Communities and Local Government has published new Approved Documents for Parts F, J and L of Schedule 1 in the Building Regulations 2000. These changes will have an impact on the construction...

Tags on this discussion: Construction property

Developers: Beware Open Spaces (2)

20 May 2010 | Stephen Carew

Case law in relation to open spaces seems to be like buses. No sooner have we had the decision in Lewis, R (on the application of) v Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council & others (2010), developers...

Tags on this discussion: Commercial Developer Commercial Property property Residential Developer residential property

Confirmation that change in economic circumstances does not entitle party to treat contract as ‘frustrated’ – Gold v BDW Trading, High Court

12 March 2010 | Paul Gershlick

The parties entered into a contract for BDW to build a new property development on Gold’s land. Following the contract, the projected selling prices fell sharply because of the crash in property prices....

Tags on this discussion: breach of contract contract law contracts frustration High Court illegal property unlawful unprofitable contract

Planning for the 50% rate of tax – buy to let investors

26 February 2010 | Shimon Shaw

The last decade saw the rise of the private buy to let landlord. Many of these properties are jointly owned by spouses or civil partners. Without proper tax advice, the rental income will default to...

Tags on this discussion: buy-to-let HMRC property tax Tax Issues Taxation

New case: The nature of possession proceedings

19 November 2009 | Steven Mills

This is an interesting case as it sets out the nature of possession proceedings under CPR 55. In this case, an order for possession of a property had been made in the absence of the defendant and...

Tags on this discussion: possession order property property possession

New case: Overriding interests

19 November 2009 | Steven Mills

The question the court considered was whether the second defendant had an equity in relation to the property and, if so, whether the claimant’s charge took subject to that equity. The court held that...

Tags on this discussion: disability equity new case overriding interests property property sales

Latest input tagged property

New coalition government: implications for the property industry

Approved Documents for Building Regulations 2000 published

Developers: Beware Open Spaces (2)

Confirmation that change in economic circumstances does not entitle party to treat contract as ‘frustrated’ – Gold v BDW Trading, High Court

Planning for the 50% rate of tax – buy to let investors

New case: The nature of possession proceedings

New case: Overriding interests

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