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Under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, planning permission is needed for the carrying out on land of any development. Development is defined as including the carrying out of building operations on land or making any material change in the use of any buildings or other land.
Those of you who attended our property seminar on 11 May 2016 heard about the circumstances in which a Tenant can recover damages from their Landlord where their Landlord has breached terms of the Lease
Most franchises operate from retail premises and the franchisor will often take a superior lease interest and then grant the franchisee a lease or licence from it.
Protecting cash flow is often a key way to enable growth of a business and in the real estate sector there are a number of ways this can be done, particularly where you are occupying business premises by way of a lease
When selling a property, a standard procedure is for the seller to provide replies to enquiries raised by the Buyer and its solicitors.
Abigail, Desmond, Frank, and Henry and their relatives have already visited our shores. Their North American cousin, Jonas, has been and gone.
New street food markets continue to open across the UK at a rapid pace with many new food trucks and vendors opening each week. How can landlords, developers and food entrepreneurs take advantage of this trend and how is the sector evolving?
The Court of Appeal (CA) has very recently decided that an application for a new business tenancy made by one of two business partners was not a valid application where the existing lease was held by both partners.
The Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993 provide important rights for commercial agents who sell or negotiate the sale or purchase of goods on behalf of others, including the right to receive compensation or an indemnity on termination of the agency relationship.
