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Improvement notices under the Housing Act 2004: getting the process right
Improvement notices can be a useful enforcement tool, but they need to be clear, proportionate and capable of compliance. Whether you’re serving one or receiving one, early engagement, good evidence and realistic deadlines are usually the key to avoiding unnecessary tribunal proceedings, writes Asia Munir.
The A to Z of Housing Discrimination Case Law: Bracking v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
Iris Ferber KC and James Hoile cover the first case authority to consider the (then) new Public Sector Equality Duty in section 149 of the Equality Act.
The A to Z of Housing Discrimination Case Law: Powell v Dacorum Borough Council
Iris Ferber KC and Stefan Liberadzki cover a case which focuses on the Public Sector Equality Duty.
The A to Z of Housing Discrimination Case Law: Asiimwe v Lambeth
Iris Ferber KC and Martin Horne cover a case which answers some fundamental questions on the application of the Equality Act burden of proof.
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The A to Z of Housing Discrimination Case Law: Asiimwe v Lambeth
Iris Ferber KC and Martin Horne cover a case which answers some fundamental questions on the application of the Equality Act burden of proof.
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Walker Morris supports Tower Hamlets Council in first known Remediation Contribution Order application issued by local authority
Walker Morris has supported Tower Hamlets London Borough Council (LBTH) in issuing what is believed to be one of the first Remediation…
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The Building Safety Act 2022: Understanding the New Building Safety Regime - Cornerstone Barristers
05-11-2026
05-11-2026
HMPL Building Blocks: Section 20 Consultation Requirements and Best Practice - Devonshires
11-02-2027
11-02-2027
