Planning permission for a Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre next to Parliament has been quashed by the High Court. Douglas Edwards QC, Meyric Lewis, Charles Streeten and Kate Olley explain why.

The Upper Tribunal has considered a s.20ZA application for dispensation from consultation requirements following urgent works. Kimberley Ziya looks at the lessons from the ruling.

The Chancery Division has examined the detail of the parties' obligations under a development contract to determine whether the obligations of one party had been breached as alleged by the other party. Lawyers at DWF analyse the ruling.

Roderick Morton examines a High Court appeal against an inspector’s decision refusing a lawful development certificate (LDC) for stationing of mobile homes on a caravan site for permanent occupation.

With market regulation looming, what does this mean for new and existing heat networks and how can local authorities and landlords prepare? Hannah Giebus explains.

The latest guidance from RICS provides a common sense approach to knotweed, writes Polly McBride.

Michelle Caney explains the key developments leading up to a recent Court of Appeal judgment on final injunctions against 'newcomers', and analyses the ruling's effect and the implications for future cases.

The Court of Appeal recently considered whether claims under the Occupiers' Liability Act 1984 against occupiers of land adjoining a highway, and against the relevant highway authority, arising from a tragic road traffic accident were reasonable causes of action or had a real prospect of success. James Marwick, Matthew White and Julian Horne analyse the ruling.

Where a lease provides a comprehensive scheme of repair and insurance, the court will not imply terms to cover any gaps in that scheme. David Harris reports on a commercial property case involving a housing association.

The High Court has ruled that a council’s refusal to list local sports field as an asset of community value was unlawful. Jenny Wigley QC analyses the judgment.

Marion Smith QC, Joe-han Ho, Ruth Keating and Philippe Kuhn examine the latest court ruling on PD 57AC.

Clare Mendelle and James Hughes highlight the wide definition of Third-Party Income and the measures the courts are prepared to take to enforce the terms of longstanding contracts, by analysing the Buckinghamshire Council v FCC Buckinghamshire Limited case.

Richard Harwood QC examines the relationship between listed building legislation and the decision to acquit the 'Colston 4'.

Sarah Sackman and Aidan Wills report on an important Council Tax case on the test for a ‘self contained unit’.

Lexisnexis analyse the implications of COVID-19 on property.

Jonathan Jennings looks at what is involved where a shared ownership leaseholder wants to reduce their ownership share.

The Court of Appeal has allowed an appeal by 15 councils over whether final injunctions can be granted against ‘newcomers’. Ranjit Bhose QC and Wayne Beglan analyse the ruling.

In a key ruling on the 'right to manage' and wider estate facilities, the Supreme Court has overturned the Court of Appeal's ruling in Gala Unity. Simon Allison and Kimberley Ziya consider the implications.