When preparing for your next PII renewal it is always useful to know what issues might be troubling your underwriter. Here’s what the solicitors’ PII team at Howden Insurance Brokers expect will be on the radar for 2024.    Property Market/Conveyancing  Insurers are...

Chloe Lake considers the intricate legal concept of Profits à Prendre in her insightful article. Providing a comprehensive overview, she navigates the complexities of this legal framework, shedding light on its implications and applications.    Lesser-known than...

Article contributed by Ian Quayle   An interesting Upper Tribunal decision, which, although it is a commercial property case, has explored several issues for residential conveyancers and commercial property lawyers. It examines –    The need for caution in...

Article contributed John Mousicos - Trowers and Hamlins LLP     The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (1954 Act) is a fundamental piece of legislation governing the relationship between landlord and tenant. It consists of two parts: Part I, which deals with the...

Article contributed by Ian Quayle   Can a document described as Heads of Terms of Proposed Agreement become a legally binding and enforceable agreement?   Bailii link: ...

Article contributed by Wilson Horne   A Successful Unjust Enrichment Claim in a Farming Family Context Where Farming Land Was Allocated in the Local Plan for Development.   The compensation due under the unjust enrichment claim was assessed by reference to...

Article contributed by Wilson Horne, Barrister, Kings Chambers   The seller’s refusal to validate planning applications did not breach the terms of a conditional sale agreement.    A High Court claim called Mullberry Homes Ltd v The Council of the Borough of...