Six Weeks of Lockdown: A Property Litigator’s Review 04 May 2020
In this article, Adam Rosenthal and Camilla Chorfi consider the impact of the legal framework now affecting residential and commercial property litigation.
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Much a door about nothing? When is a door a landlord’s fixture? 04 May 2020
Martin Dray considers a recent decision of the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) on whether the replacement of a flat’s front door was in breach of lease.
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Moving with the times: Land Registry announces changes to identity verification and signing of deeds 04 May 2020
Janet Bignell QC and Imogen Dodds note the changes to identity verification and deed signing announced by HM Land Registry, which are effective from 4 May.
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Court (falling) short? How ADR could work for you. 29 April 2020
As the court system continues to adapt to remote working under Covid-19 restrictions, the inevitable limitations and delays which will result from this process may lead an increasing number of litigants to consider and pursue alternative means of resolving their disputes. Catherine Taskis and Emily Windsor consider some of the options in this article.
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The Wicked Doctor and the Offended Earl – the story of the Star Chamber Decree 29 April 2020
Jonathan Gaunt QC on the Wicked Doctor and the Offended Earl - The story of the Star Chamber Decree.
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