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High Court Determines Ownership of Boathouse
A company was awarded a contract to operate a public boating service in the park, which was owned by the Crown. It invested a six-figure sum in erecting a new boathouse.
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Tribunal Rules on Occasional and Routine Exercise of an Easement
Rights to make use of other people’s land – known as easements – often do not appear on title deeds and, for that reason, can easily catch property buyers unawares.
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Court of Appeal Decides on Liability of Superior Landlords for Rent Repayment Orders
Where a house in multiple occupation (HMO) is let to tenants without a required licence, can a rent repayment order (RRO) be made against a superior landlord as well as an immediate landlord?
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Seller Has Viable Defence to Specific Performance Claim
Once you have exchanged contracts for the sale of a property, the general rule is that you are legally obliged to proceed to completion – but there are exceptions.
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