The Court of Appeal (CoA) found it was legitimate to include a non-objection clause in an option agreement.

Background:

This appeal was against the order of the High Court dismissing Suffolk Energy

This case is one of the few decisions on compensation for misrepresentation under Section 37A of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, as the landlord obtained an order terminating the lease by

The Supreme Court decided on the issue of compensation for neighbouring owners due to an invasion of Japanese knotweed. It ruled that landowners are not automatically liable for all damages, but only

Facts:

Following a local inquiry, a planning inspector appointed by the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, Horizon was allowed to appeal the refusal by the District

Facts:

Lowndes is the management company that held a head lease on the block of flats and provided landlord services. The individual flats were all let on long sub-leases. The appellant was the

Facts:

Mr. Ridgway bought a property in 2017 which comprised two separate registered titles for £6.5m. The first was a semi-detached house and gardens on Crick Road. The second was adjoining land and

Facts:

Natural England (NE) seeks injunctive relief to protect the archaeological features on or under farmland from potentially harmful activities of cultivating certain fields. Mr. Cooper claimed

Property developers have been given clarity on the ‘second staircase’ rule following the publication of the technical guidance by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC). The

Facts:

Mr. and Mrs Vainker purchased the land and the house in 1999. The house was demolished in 2003 with the intention of building a new property. The project was led by Mrs. Vainker and the house

Facts:

A construction contract was entered into in November 2017 with the works commencing shortly thereafter. The original contract sum was £18,796,450, exclusive of VAT. There were some variations