Real Insights - Property Update Issue 72: October 2022 News Proprietary estoppel under the spotlight in Supreme Court decision The Supreme Court's judgment this week in Guest v Guest [2022] UKSC 27 represents the latest in a slew of proprietary estoppel cases, which are most often (but not always) in the farming context. News Property Week Perspectives: Construction is taking key steps on road to net zero In a piece for EG, Non-Contentious Construction Partners Marc Hanson and Adriano Amorese look at the key developments expected in the industry in 2023. News No U-turn on plans to end no-fault evictions In a week of U-turns, after leaked suggestions that the Government was scrapping its manifesto pledge to end no fault evictions, the Prime Minister has confirmed her commitment to see this through during this parliamentary session. News Opportunity London launches at party conferences We were pleased to host our annual party conference dinner debates this year with London Communications Agency. Podcast Propertyshe podcast: Tony Travers Professor, Director of LSE London Tony Travers is a director of LSE London, a research centre at the London School of Economics. News The overseas entities register – a lender's perspective The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 requires non-UK companies or entities which own or purchase UK property to register details of their beneficial ownership. The Act will make the identity of individuals who ultimately own or control those overseas entities a matter of public record. One aim of these changes is to deter money laundering. Previous Issues Prev Next Issue 78 Feb 2024 Issue 77 Nov 2023 Issue 76 Aug 2023 Issue 75 May 2023 Issue 74 Feb 2023 Issue 73 Nov 2022 Issue 72 Oct 2022 Issue 71 Jul 2022 Issue 70 Jun 2022 Issue 69 May 2022 Issue 68 Mar 2022 Issue 67 Feb 2022 Issue 66 Dec 2021 Issue 65 Oct 2021 Issue 64 Aug 2021 Issue 63 Jul 2021 Issue 62 Jun 2021 Issue 61 May 2021 Issue 60 Apr 2021 Issue 59 Mar 2021 Issue 58 Feb 2021 Issue 57 Dec 2020 Issue 56 Nov 2020 Issue 55 Oct 2020 Issue 54 Sep 2020 Issue 53 Aug 2020 Issue 52 Jul 2020 Issue 51 Jun 2020 Issue 50 Apr 2020 Issue 49 Mar 2020 Issue 48 Feb 2020 Issue 47 Jan 2020 Issue 46 Dec 2019 Issue 45 Nov 2019 Issue 44 Oct 2019 Issue 43 Sep 2019 Issue 42 Jul 2019 Issue 41 Jun 2019 Issue 40 May 2019 Issue 39 Apr 2019 Issue 38 Mar 2019 Issue 37 Feb 2019 Issue 36 Jan 2019 Issue 35 Dec 2018 Issue 34 Nov 2018 Issue 33 Oct 2018 Issue 32 Sep 2018 Issue 31 Aug 2018 Issue 30 Jul 2018 Issue 29 Jun 2018 Issue 28 May 2018 Issue 27 Apr 2018 Issue 26 Mar 2018 Issue 25 Feb 2018 Issue 24 Dec 2017 Issue 23 Nov 2017 Issue 22 Oct 2017 Issue 21 Sep 2017 Share
News Proprietary estoppel under the spotlight in Supreme Court decision The Supreme Court's judgment this week in Guest v Guest [2022] UKSC 27 represents the latest in a slew of proprietary estoppel cases, which are most often (but not always) in the farming context.
News Property Week Perspectives: Construction is taking key steps on road to net zero In a piece for EG, Non-Contentious Construction Partners Marc Hanson and Adriano Amorese look at the key developments expected in the industry in 2023.
News No U-turn on plans to end no-fault evictions In a week of U-turns, after leaked suggestions that the Government was scrapping its manifesto pledge to end no fault evictions, the Prime Minister has confirmed her commitment to see this through during this parliamentary session.
News Opportunity London launches at party conferences We were pleased to host our annual party conference dinner debates this year with London Communications Agency.
Podcast Propertyshe podcast: Tony Travers Professor, Director of LSE London Tony Travers is a director of LSE London, a research centre at the London School of Economics.
News The overseas entities register – a lender's perspective The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 requires non-UK companies or entities which own or purchase UK property to register details of their beneficial ownership. The Act will make the identity of individuals who ultimately own or control those overseas entities a matter of public record. One aim of these changes is to deter money laundering.