The Court of Appeal (CoA) was asked various questions, although the primary one was whether the Secretary of State adequately considered the risk of a World Heritage Site being delisted.
The High Court (HC) was faced with a case where the purchase price was due when the development of the houses was finished.
Background:
Mrs. Burns was, originally, the freehold owner of the property
The High Court was concerned with the question of the correct construction of a clause for additional payment in a sale and purchase agreement.
Background:
Harworth entered into an agreement with
The High Court was faced with the highly controversial question as to whether cryptoassets can be regarded as property in the UK.
Background:
Mr. D’Aloia alleges that he was victim of a fraud. He
The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) upheld an appeal that a property was a mixture of residential and non-residential property for the purposes of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT).
Background:
Mr. Brzezicki
The High Court heard a case on beneficial ownership of a property which was subject to a confiscation order under the Proceeds of Crime Act (PCA) 2002.
Background:
Mesut Baybasin is the registered
The Court of Appeal (CoA) ruled that the Upper Tribunal (UT) had erred in fettering the discretion afforded by Private Sector Housing Enforcement Policy.
Background:
Mr. Kazi owned a portfolio of
The Court of Appeal (CoA) heard a dispute over possession of a property owned by a company which was under administration despite the property being mortgaged.
Background:
The appellant and his
The High Court was faced with a question regarding a potential injunction to restrain sale based on an oral option to purchase.
Background:
Mr. Roger Matthews is a second cousin of Mr. Frank
The High Court dismissed a claim for a mortgage account as there was no genuine dispute underlying the request.
Background:
Mr. Coutts-Lovie was granted a mortgage in September 2006 for £640,000
