In today’s ever-evolving legal landscape, it can be hard for a landowner to keep track of the things they need to know for the effective management of their land. One… Read more →
As part of building safety measures following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the government confirmed their intention on 24 July 2023 for all new residential buildings in England over 18 metres… Read more →
Background to the TRS The UK Trust Register was introduced as part of the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017 (“MLR 2017“).… Read more →
As the register of overseas entities (“ROE“) marks its one-year anniversary, the overseas entities (“OEs“) on the register must prepare for the first annual update, if they have not done… Read more →
Modern technologies power automated property services and provide insights to the pursuit of efficiency, sustainability and satisfying demand and tenant needs. But there are legal factors to consider. Computer vision… Read more →
As with any easement, a right to light benefits one parcel of land, whilst burdening another. Most of the time, a right to light can be enjoyed by the benefitting… Read more →
Top up payment or overage overview Where a seller wishes to share in any potential increase in the market value of the land the seller has sold, the parties often… Read more →
Usufructs are a common form of ownership in France, Spain, Italy, Germany and other civil law countries. They allow a person to occupy a property and receive income, usually for their… Read more →
In the past six months, the Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art and Objects of Cultural Interest (the “Committee“) has been rather busy. In March it was… Read more →