Category: Articles
25
Nov
20
Property, Chancery and Commercial Group – Autumn Casenote Bulletin
Welcome to 1 Chancery Lane’s Autumn Casenote Bulletin. In this edition: Henk Soede explores how the Supreme Court interpreted section 84 of the Law of Property Act 1925 on the first ...

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25
Nov
20
Restrictive Covenants – Supreme Court’s First Consideration of s.84 of the Law of Property Act 1925: Alexander Devine Children’s Cancer Trust v Housing Solutions Ltd [2020] UKSC 45
Introduction In Alexander Devine Children’s Cancer Trust v Housing Solutions Ltd [2020] UKSC 45, the Supreme Court was required (for the first time ever) to decide an ...

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25
Nov
20
Well, that’s a relief
When a landlord forfeits a lease of commercial premises for non-payment of rent and does so by peaceable re-entry the tenant can seek relief from the forfeiture by applying either to the County Court ...

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25
Nov
20
The Court Of Appeal Goes Back To Basics – “Subject To Contract” Negotiations: Joanne Properties Ltd v Moneything Capital Ltd [2020] EWCA Civ 1541
The issue for the Court of Appeal was whether the parties had entered into a binding contract of compromise contained in written communications passing between their respective solicitors. ...

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25
Nov
20
Service Charge certificates
In Sara and Hossein Asset Holdings Ltd v Blacks Outdoor Retail Ltd [2020] EWCA Civ 1521, the Court of Appeal considered the question of what was encompassed by a certificate as to the total ...

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25
Nov
20
Fire Safety Improvements and Rationality: R(Clarke) v Birmingham City Council [2020] EWCA Civ 1466
Last week the Grenfell Inquiry heard shocking evidence of the dishonest marketing used to promote the ...

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23
Nov
20
Heading the ball – Part of the game or an industrial disease.
The diagnosis at the beginning of November 2020 of Sir Bobby Charlton with dementia follows on from four other members of the 1966 World Cup starting 11 also being diagnosed with the same disease.

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23
Nov
20
The Weekly Roundup: the Royal Edition
This week the Court of Justice of the European Union has provided still further guidance on the operation of the Denied Boarding Regulations (in Ryanair v DelayFix, Case C-519/19), the Court ...

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20
Nov
20
Special Briefing: recent developments in the requirement for local standards and in how to calculate interest in foreign accident cases
In the last couple of weeks we have seen developments in two of the most controversial areas of travel and cross border work: local ...

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16
Nov
20
The Weekly Roundup: the CJEU Edition
It’s been another busy week in the courts for travel practitioners; no sooner did we have the judgment of Griffiths J in Troke v Amgen Seguros Generales [2020] 11 WLUK 67 (the incidence of ...

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