Rooftop development: the sky’s the limit?
A recent court case held that a Landlord was entitled to build two new flats on the roof of its building even though the leases of the flats in the building did not reserve to
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Druces announces new Head of Dispute Resolution
Druces has bolstered its litigation practice by appointing Nigel Adams as the new Head of Dispute Resolution. This is the latest addition to a Dispute Resolution team which was last year joined by Richard Bailey
Cladding Crisis: two steps forward and one step back?
Michael Gove, the communities and levelling up secretary, recently announced that developers, rather than leaseholders, will meet the costs of remediating fire-safety defects in buildings which have come to light following the Grenfell tower fire,
A guide to restrictions on pets in leases – Part 3
The final part in a series of three articles examining the legal complexities surrounding pet-ownership by tenants and leaseholders. You can view part 1 and part 2 here. Part 3 – Future developments In this
A guide to restrictions on pets in leases – Part 2
Part two in a series of three articles examining the legal complexities surrounding pet-ownership by tenants and leaseholders. You can view part 1 here. Part 2 – Revised Model Tenancy Agreement In this note we
A guide to restrictions on pets in leases
Part one in a series of three articles examining the legal complexities around pet-ownership by tenants and leaseholders. Landlord’s consent The pandemic has seen a huge increase in pet ownership as households have settled into
