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Bulletins
Quarterly in advance Summer 2018 – Can I protect my view?
“I have a house in the countryside, which has spectacular views, which were the main reason for purchasing it. I have lived there for over 20 years, but the neighbouring… Read more →
Bulletins
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 →
News
“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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Quarterly In Advance – Spring 2018
Quarterly in advance is published by Wedlake Bell’s Real Estate Team for our clients and contacts in the property world. Contents: Dear Claire – Claire answers a developer’s question regarding… Read more →
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Breaking Good – Guidance for the successful exercise of break clauses in commercial leases
In times of increased political and economic uncertainty, the prospect of a long leasehold interest in a commercial building is not as attractive as it perhaps once was, neither for… Read more →
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“My view will be ruined by a new development. What can I do?” – John Muncey answers a readers’ question for The Sunday Times
Property Litigation Partner, John Muncey, has responded to a readers’ question on restricting development in The Sunday Times. When asked how to protect one’s view from being spoiled by a… 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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“Subject to Contract” – Is it necessary?
Many of our clients ask whether or not they should include the phrase “Subject to Contract” on emails, letters or other documents. When and why should you do this, and… Read more →
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Mediation update – Refusal to mediate
Mediation is a process by which an independent third party (the Mediator) helps parties to a dispute resolve it. Mediation is voluntary and the parties can decide whether to settle or… Read more →