QIA – Winter 2023
Quarterly In Advance is published by Wedlake Bell’s Real Estate Team for our clients and contacts in the property world. Please click the image below to read the full issue. Contents
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Common ‘mee’stakes – What you need to know
With less than three months to go until the government’s next deadline in its energy efficiency agenda, landlords need to take action now to either comply or register a valid exemption. The MEES Regulations require a minimum energy efficiency standard
More about Common ‘mee’stakes – What you need to knowGive me a break!
We are all aware of the Bank of England’s stark warning that the UK now faces its longest recession since records began, with rising interest rates and inflation running at a 40-year high. Against this backdrop, and with the cost
More about Give me a break!How could sanctions affect property transactions?
The UK government brought in various measures to restrict the use of assets as a result of the invasion of Ukraine. The measures are known as the sanctions regime. Andrew Griffith, the economic secretary to the Treasury, said: “As staunch
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I don’t know about you, I’m fearing section 20 too
Service charge payments will be a familiar term to most residential and commercial lessees. The amount you have to pay in service charge in any given year is dependent on a number of factors, and the starting point is always
More about I don’t know about you, I’m fearing section 20 tooOn the hillside again – An update on inconsistent planning permissions
Last year we reported on a Court of Appeal decision which introduced some uncertainty around the validity of overlapping or ‘drop in’ planning permissions for multi-phased development schemes and also cast doubt over whether development lawfully undertaken in part of
More about On the hillside again – An update on inconsistent planning permissionsTown and village greens – Back to basics
The rights associated with Town and Village Greens (“TVGs”) trace back to English law. Legal protections for the use of land for highly localised purposes and pastimes arose from the mere fact that such use fell into custom immemorial (i.e.
More about Town and village greens – Back to basicsWithout prejudice and subject to contract, and their applicability to commercial property transactions
“Without Prejudice” and “Subject to Contract” are labels commonly used in the context of negotiations. This article will give an overview of their meaning and applicability to commercial property transactions. Without Prejudice Without prejudice is a rule of privilege applicable
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