Speakers' Corner
Opinion pieces where leading KCs and junior counsel share their thoughts on recent cases
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Toby Watkin (Landmark Chambers) – The Terms of the Code Agreement
17th May 2019
Toby Watkin discusses the features of an agreement under the Electronic Communications Code and highlights arguments site providers can raise when negotiating with operators.Read article -
Jonathan Wills (Landmark Chambers) – Consideration/compensation and the approach taken by the tribunal
17th May 2019
Jonathan Wills discusses consideration/compensation payable under the Electronic Communications Code and the approach taken by the tribunal in this regard in recent casesRead article -
Nicholas Taggart (Landmark Chambers) – If not now, then when?
15th May 2019
Nicholas Taggart discusses the Electronic Communications Code’s provisions relating to redevelopment and offers interesting insight on their interpretation.Read article -
Rupert Higgins (Hardwicke) – Implication: When is an Estate Agent entitled to commission?
17th Apr 2019
Rupert Higgins considers the recent decision of the Supreme Court in Wells v Devani [2019] UKSC 4 regarding the question of estate agents’ commission.Read article -
Byroni Kleopa - The Paradox of a Co-Owner Dealing with a "Share" in a Beneficial Joint Tenancy
08th Mar 2019
This article discusses how a “share” can be severed in a beneficial joint tenancy where one co-owner operates upon his own share without severing the entire beneficial joint tenancy. It considers how a beneficial joint tenancy and a tenancy in common can exist concurrently.Read article -
Protecting Land from the Known Unknowns. Steven Woolf (Hardwicke)
21st Dec 2018
Steven Woolf discusses the use of preventative injunctions to protect green spaces, in particular to combat fly-tipping and squatting.Read article -
HHJ Marc Dight sends us his 5 Top Tips for property litigators at Central London
01st Nov 2018
Tips for property litigators at Central LondonRead article -
Tenure confusion: are shared ownership lessees assured tenants, long lessees or both? Tristan Salter, Five Paper.
26th Oct 2018
Tristan Salter seeks to re-examine the case of Richardson v Midland Heart [2008] L&TR 31 and discuss whether or not shared ownership leases should be classified as long leases.Read article -
Who do you think you're kidding? Some implications of Dreamvar? Nic Taggart, Landmark Chambers
15th Oct 2018
Nic Taggart discusses the implications of the decision of the Court of Appeal in the combined appeals in P&P Property Ltd v Owen White and Caitlin LLP and Dreamvar (UK) Ltd v Mishcon de Reya LLP.Read article -
Restrictions on the use of land under Inclosure Awards: how can they be modified or avoided? James Hall, Hardwicke
01st Oct 2018
This article explains the background to Inclosure Awards and explains how such awards might give rise to restrictions on the use of land and how those restrictions might be modified or discharged/avoided, if a different use is desired for the land by its owner.Read article