Articles

Joe Ollech alongside Esther Stirling of Harrison Clark Rickerbys consider the recent case of Herefordshire DC v Bayliss and its impact on possession of tenanted land where development is intended. This article appears in Issue 98 of the ALA Bulletin.

• Joseph Ollech

Property Disputes analysis: The Court of Appeal endorsed the test proposed by the Upper Tribunal that an occupier for code purposes is ‘a question of fact rather than legal status; it means physical presence on and control of the land.’ Fern Horsfield-Schonhut, explains why the decision is of practical importance for operators seeking new code rights.

• Fern Schofield

CVAs after the Debenhams decision A note by Stephen Jourdan QC for the Property Litigation Association 31 October 2019

• Stephen Jourdan KC

Forfeiture: modern issues with an established remedy. Catherine taskis & Anthony tanney investigate.

• Catherine Taskis KC

The Upper Tribunal has recently provided helpful clarification of the workings of several aspects of the new Electronic Communications Code (“the Code”) introduced by the Digital Economy Act 2017, which came into force on 28 December 2017.

• Greville Healey