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TRIPLEROSE SMELLS SWEET FOR LANDLORDS

Short term holiday lets using internet website advertising have become a feature of modern life.  Websites like Airbnb have made it easy for property owners to use their properties to… Read more →

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In Counsel – Summer 2018

Welcome to the Summer edition of our In Counsel publication In this update we will outline the most recent legal developments affecting your business, in particular, the implications of the… Read more →

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No oral modification clause case will have ‘wide ramifications for all types of contracts’

The Supreme Court has unanimously held that licence fee payments under a licence agreement containing a ‘no oral modification’ (NOM) clause could not be varied by oral agreement between representatives… Read more →

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“Can the landowner evict tenants from a residential caravan site?” – Adam Colenso comments for The Guardian

Partner in our Property Litigation team, Adam Colenso, has commented on a lender’s right to evict tenants of a protected residential caravan site under The Mobile Homes Act for The… Read more →

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Real estate: Playing by UK house rules

Changes to the amount of fees companies pay in business rates will keep disputes practitioners busy, as the increasingly litigious nature of the United Kingdom’s real estate market is fuelled… Read more →

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What we can learn from rockstar superbasement wars

Led Zeppelin guitarist, Jimmy Page, is locked in a bitter row over Robbie Williams’s building redevelopment plans, but who is actually right? Adam Colenso investigates. Though they live a different… Read more →

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Rights of way: the possible importance of a common intention

It is not uncommon for a prospective purchaser of land to spot that some kind of easement (like a right of light or a right of way) over a neighbouring… Read more →