The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) was faced with a case where both parties claimed to be the owners of a property.
Facts:
This case centred around the identity and existence of the true proprietor of a
The Upper Tribunal (UT) confirmed that lessees are not liable for service charges related to proposed works on the façade under the provisions of the Building Safety Act (BSA)
The decision of the Upper Tribunal (UT) in this case hinged on the modification of restrictive covenants, ultimately siding with the applicants due to the "unfairness" of the objectors’
The Upper Tribunal (UT) heard a legal dispute over a right of way, examining how the longstanding use of land can affect property ownership and a landowner’s legal capacity to grant such
The Upper Tribunal (UT) overturned a financial penalty issued by a local authority (LA), ruling that an intermediary company was not legally the "person managing" an unlicensed house in
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has provided a clear legal precedent confirming the timeliness of an application for a rent repayment order (RRO), establishing that a submission by email is valid regardless
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has reinforced the legal principle that tenancies are not perpetually renewable unless the agreement explicitly states so with unequivocal wording.
Facts:
The case involved a
The High Court, in a recent case concerning a property dispute of a former couple, provided a stark reminder of the legal principles governing the creation and enforceability of trusts over
A recent High Court judgement regarding a tenant’s claim for damages due to alleged disrepair in commercial premises provides insights into the precise scope of repairing covenants and the stringent
The High Court recently cast a significant spotlight on the rights to light in urban developments, delivering a landmark judgement which clarifies how such claims are assessed and valued in the face
