Opinions

Easements by prescription: Just what the doctrine ordered

Eurpean Urban St Pancras 2 Ltd v Glynn confirms that a right to park cars on land can be a legal easement. Nikolas Ireland examines the case.

First published in Property Law Journal, 6 May 2013.

Home truths

Natasha Rees looks at interesting legal appeals in the world enfranchisement over the past year, including the prominent Hosebay decision and its implications.

First published in RICS Property Journal, April/May 2013.

A welcome change?

Oliver Wright  explains some of the implications of recent adjustments to the planning system.

First published in RICS Property Journal, April/May 2013.

Squatters - options for removal

Forsters Factsheet

Are you apportioning rent correctly?

Rosalind Cullis discusses.

Options to recover arrears

Beyond repair: increased rights for landlords to recover maintenance costs

Tenants disputing service charges will no longer be able to rely on landlords' failure to consult unless they can show detriment, says Natasha Rees.

First published in Solicitors Journal, 26 March 2013.

CRC Energy efficiency scheme, Easing the administrative burden

Hannah Kramer examines whether the DECC's proposals will create a simplified CRC.

First published in Property Law Journal, 25 March 2013.

Capacity limit: could your clients will be challenged?

Hawes provides further guidance on the circumstances where a will drafted by an experienced solicitor may be challenged . So how much clearer are practitioners about their duties, ask Emily Exton and Katherine Robinson.

First published in Solicitors Journal, 19 March 2013.

Commercial property update

Magnus Hassett considers current trends in lease renewals, a recent case on nuisance convenants, the most recent revision to the energy efficiency scheme, and when the court will re-draft a document.

First published in Solicitors Journal, 12 March 2013.