Page content Property Litigation Watch Issue 2: December 2021 Podcast Property Litigation Watch podcast Decoding the Government's ground rent reforms In this podcast, Property Litigation partner Laura Odlind chats to barrister Philip Rainey QC of Tanfield Chambers about the Government’s reform of ground rents under the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill. News Speaker's Corner with Caroline Shea QC of Falcon Chambers We invite the leading lights of the property disputes world to tell us all about who they are and what they think, but to do so without running it past their PR team first. In this latest edition, we hear from barrister Caroline Shea QC of Falcon Chambers. News Opposing tenancy renewal on the basis of owner occupation A landlord can oppose the renewal of a tenancy under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 on the basis that it intends to occupy the relevant property itself. Property Litigation associate Isabel Lich looks at how this ground of opposition has been interpreted in recent case law News On the Horizon - Winter 2021 What's coming up in the property world in early 2022? Ros Monk, a Managing Associate in the Property Litigation Group, considers the key developments and decisions expected. Previous Issues Prev Next Issue 4 Jul 2022 Issue 3 Apr 2022 Issue 2 Dec 2021 Issue 1 Sep 2021 Share
Podcast Property Litigation Watch podcast Decoding the Government's ground rent reforms In this podcast, Property Litigation partner Laura Odlind chats to barrister Philip Rainey QC of Tanfield Chambers about the Government’s reform of ground rents under the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill.
News Speaker's Corner with Caroline Shea QC of Falcon Chambers We invite the leading lights of the property disputes world to tell us all about who they are and what they think, but to do so without running it past their PR team first. In this latest edition, we hear from barrister Caroline Shea QC of Falcon Chambers.
News Opposing tenancy renewal on the basis of owner occupation A landlord can oppose the renewal of a tenancy under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 on the basis that it intends to occupy the relevant property itself. Property Litigation associate Isabel Lich looks at how this ground of opposition has been interpreted in recent case law
News On the Horizon - Winter 2021 What's coming up in the property world in early 2022? Ros Monk, a Managing Associate in the Property Litigation Group, considers the key developments and decisions expected.