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June 2026

June 2026

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Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Lindsey Skelson - Goddard Dunbar & Associates All England Lawn Tennis Ground Ltd v Save Wimbledon Park Ltd (March 2026) - Kelly Depaepe - Wilson Browne Solicitors Data Protection Complaints: New Requirements from 19 June 2026 -...

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May 2026

May 2026

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Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Katie Pinnell - Harrison Drury Solicitors Adverse Possession: White & Anor v Fromant & Anor [2026] UKFTT 450 (PC) (11 March 2026) - Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training & Property Law UK Culture, Not Compliance: Why Integrity...

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April 2026

April 2026

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Topics this month: A look at the latest legal vacancies … - Claire Clarke & Lisa Edwards - The Clarke Edward Partnership Artificial Intelligence: How did we get here? - Peter Impey - Intouch Automation Isn’t About Speed. It’s About Liability - Dr Henry Crosby -...

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March 2026

March 2026

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Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Jemima Carter - Thomson Snell & Passmore Adverse Possession - Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training & Property Law UK Getting Your Ducks in a Row... - Tracy Thomson - Tracy Thompson Associates Hayward v Suffolk County Council...

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October 2026

October 2026

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Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Lisa Thornton - Hegarty LLP Boundary Disputes – A Pragmatic Approach to Determining the Boundary - Ian Quayle - IQ Legal Training & Property Law UK Communication as the Core of Client Care in Conveyancing - Dye & Durham...

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September 2026

September 2026

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Topics this month: A Detailed Look at the Latest Commercial Property Legal Vacancies… - Claire Clarke & Lisa Edwards - The Clarke Edward Partnership AI in Legal Services: Risks, Rewards and the New AI Sensibilities - Peter Impey - Intouch Ask the Expert - Sam...

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July 2026

July 2026

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Topics this month: Ask the Expert - Matt Gillies - RG Law Are You Looking To Qualify in Property Law? - Claire Clarke & Lisa Edwards - The Clarke Edward Partnership Bennets Courtyard Limited v Bennets Courtyard Airspace Limited [2026] EWHC 1119 (Ch) - Ian Quayle -...

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Latest Articles

The High Court have determined that the entirety of a settlement agreement was void owing to non-compliance with s.38A Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.

This case involved a Defendant Landlord who had let their warehouse to a Claimant Tenant. The Tenant made contact with the Landlord and sought consent to assign. Assignment was refused by the Landlord who cited that they alleged there had been breaches of the repairing covenant. This lead to a litigated dispute which resolved by the parties coming to an agreement by way of a Tomlin Order with a Settlement Agreement annexed to the same.

This case involved a Defendant Landlord who had let their warehouse to a Claimant Tenant. The Tenant made contact with the Landlord and sought consent…

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Boundary Disputes – A Pragmatic Approach to Determining the Boundary

This decision of the High Court provides a useful reminder that the courts are entitled to adopt a practical approach when determining the position of a boundary, particularly where any difference between competing boundary lines is insignificant.

This decision of the High Court provides a useful reminder that the courts are entitled to adopt a practical approach when determining the position of…

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Paul Harrison v. Simon Levene and others [2026] 9 WLUK 584

If anyone thinks that, with modern risk assessments, electronic client identity verification and the general awareness within the profession of the risk of fraud, seller identity fraud is a thing of the past, then this case provides a useful reminder that seller identity fraud remains a threat.

If anyone thinks that, with modern risk assessments, electronic client identity verification and the general awareness within the profession of the…

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Free Webinar – Review of the Year 2025

Free Webinar – Review of the Year 2025

Nov 21, 2025 |

Missed our free webinar? Never fear, members can watch a recording by clicking on the link below: Review of the Year 2025 - Property Law UK Join Ian Quayle on the 16th of December at 2 pm - 3 pm for this free 60-minute webinar, providing a comprehensive round-up for...

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