The Upper Tribunal has given judgment in an important case on appeals against improvement notices under Part 1 of the Housing Act 2004, writes Richard Miller.

Residential schemes are increasing in size and complexity, and this presents challenges for registered providers of social housing ("RPs") when raising finance against newly built properties. Hannah Jackson explores the risks and provides recommendations for RPs preparing for charging exercises where developments have been recently completed or are still ongoing.

In light of recent changes to the Building Safety Act regime, Cecilia Busby looks at the challenges in forcing developers and others to fund remediation.

Niki Constantinou looks at the risks presented by the gap that appears between the completion of a transfer and the date when the transfer is registered by the Land Registry.

V. Charles Ward sets out some key considerations for conveyancers to ensure tax efficiency in relation to local authority property transactions.

This event is part of Landmark Chamber's popular Property Law Nuts & Bolt webinar series.

The Supreme Court has used “pure grammar” to clarify the law relating to adverse possession. Nick McKnight considers the ruling.

James Mallery-Nelson analyses the recent case of Patarkatsishvili v Woodward Fisher [2025] and looks at how to avoid misrepresentation in property transactions.

Giles Tagg and Thomas Adamson analyse long-awaited guidance for building liability orders and Information Orders.

A recent judgment has reinforced the importance of landlord intentions under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Kirsty Black and Sophie Tracey look at the lessons from the case.

Hayfa Tejani and Alex Akerman look at some of the key considerations in relation to green leases.

These webinars are designed to introduce key topics that are likely to crop up for property litigators. The talks will provide an overview of the legal and procedural landscape with plenty of time for delegates to ask questions at the end.

This session is designed to give delegates an overview of how Part 36 offers work, along with practical insights from their own cases.

This session will provide delegates with an overview of three key areas: notices; procedure in lease renewals and PD 56; and tactics tips and tricks in opposed claims.

42BR members Samuel Davis and Krishma Patel present this webinar, aimed at junior solicitors and practitioners, on particulars of claim in possession cases, and possession cases generally.

Rory Stracey and Callum Traynor summarise the key changes to aspects of the CPO (compulsory purchase order) process in the Government's guidance and consider what the changes might mean, particularly in the affordable housing sector.

What should the local authority landlord do at the end of commercial tenancies? Duncan Bisatt explains.

In an important ruling for both operators and site providers on the Electronic Communications Code, the Upper Tribunal has defined the limits of license assignments. Azmina Fozdar looks at the implications of the judgment.

The High Court has dismissed a judicial review of the Department for Transport’s refusal to lease a historic property, which had been acquired as part of the land assembly relating to HS2. Charles Streeten and Armin Solimani explain why.

Helen Arthur and Rachel Murray-Smith analyse a recent Technology and Construction Court decision finding that a freeholder, a Special Purpose Vehicle, had breached a Freehold Purchase Agreement.