Court refuses to “fill in the gap” in lease
A Gerrards Cross couple have won an Appeal Court challenge over a lease term requiring them to build an office block for their tenants at The Yard, Low Meadow Farm, Windsor Road, Gerrards Cross.
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Judgment pending in landmark commission dispute
Judgment is now pending in a landmark Appeal Court dispute that could reshape the way estate agents charge commission. Three of the countrys senior judges, headed by Simon Brown LJ, have reserved judgment in a dispute over the rightful recipient of the introduction commission on the sale of Meadows Phase II retail park in Chelmsford, Essex.
Court told government inspector exceeded powers
A woman has won a High Court dispute over the classification of footpaths after 11 years of wrangling and three separate inquiries.
BAA calls for new terminal in the South East
The standard of facilities at the three main South-East airports is set to decline unavoidably without a major new terminal, airports operator BAA warned today.
Earl of Cardigan sued over right of way
A neighbour of the Earl of Cardigan has gone to the High Court to claim a right of way through Savernake Forest near Marlborough over a track that he has used for 20 years.
Landowner loses pipeline dispute
A landlowner has failed in a battle with Bromley Council over the installation of a sewer pipe on his land against his wishes.
Technicality allows Barratt to challenge prosecution
Barratt Homes has won the right to challenge a court decision opens up the possibility of prosecution for making allegedly false and misleading statements over the price list of properties at Voyagers Quay, Thamesmead.
Brixton Estate tops up Heathrow holdings with £4m acquisition
Brixton Estate has paid Pension Funds Securities £3.8m for five units at the Fairway Trading Estate, Hounslow, in a deal reflecting an initial yield of 10.5%.
Lack of prime offices in south east will drive up rents, warns WG&S
In its latest report on the south east of England, Weatherall Green & Smith is warning that a lack of prime offices in many of the region’s towns has begun to inhibit office take-up and will drive up rents.
Judge orders Welwyn Hatfield Council to pay Slough Estates £48m in damages
A High Court judge today branded Welwyn Hatfield District Council “a liar” and ordered the local authority to pay £48m in damages to Slough Estates for deceiving the developer over terms for a massive retail development.
