In a recent Tribunal decision, leaseholder owners of two apartment blocks in Manchester have been held liable for the cost of recladding. Vallea Court and Cypress Places in Manchester failed their fire safety checks in July, which found that flammable cladding had...
Airbnb has 4 million listings worldwide and is becoming an attractive way of home owners renting out their properties, but at what cost? In May 2018, Appeal Court Judges upheld an injunction which stopped a leaseholder from renting his flat out on Airbnb and other...
Planning Consents and Restrictive Covenants often “butt heads” for developers and private individuals alike. Sometimes it is not appreciated that: You can apply for planning permission on land you don’t own. You can get planning permission to build on your land but...
After over a decade of fighting long-standing rivals Cadbury, Nestlé has lost its appeal to retain its trademark of the well-known three-dimensional four fingered shape of its KitKat chocolate bar. This is not the first time the two rivals have been arguing over...
Our Frances Kyle answers some of the more common questions we encounter in relation to setting up Education, Health and Care (EHC) Plans: My child has a Statement; do they need an Education, Health and Care Plan as well?Under the Children and Families Act 2014, all...
It is vital that where a commercial dispute has arisen, particularly where several parties are involved in complex contractual arrangements, the parties do not delay in starting proceedings – otherwise they could find they are ‘time barred’. The Court of Appeal has...
