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Climate legal risk and property: what local authorities need to know
Meena Kamath considers why climate risk is a legal issue for local government and how new clauses drafted by the Chancery Lane Project can help address it.
How not to control second homes
A recent case shows some of the problems with the decision to use permitted development and Article 4 directions as a means to control second homes and short term lets, writes Roderick Morton.
Property Nuts and Bolts (Part 5) – Disrepair claims and counterclaims
These webinars are designed to introduce key topics that are likely to crop up for property litigators. The talks will provide an overview of the legal and procedural landscape with plenty of time for delegates to ask questions at the end.
Property Nuts and Bolts (Part 4) – Boundary disputes - Webinar
Watch back as Tom Morris and Harley Ronan of Landmark Chambers provide the fourth part of a webinar series for property litigators.
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Property Nuts and Bolts (Part 5) – Disrepair claims and counterclaims
These webinars are designed to introduce key topics that are likely to crop up for property litigators. The talks will provide an overview of the legal and procedural landscape with plenty of time for delegates to ask questions at the end.
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Making it tax efficient
V. Charles Ward sets out some key considerations for conveyancers to ensure tax efficiency in relation to local authority property transactions.
Property Nuts and Bolts – Part 4 – Boundary disputes - Landmark Chambers
This event is part of Landmark Chamber's popular Property Law Nuts & Bolt webinar series.
Adverse possession: applications by squatters to be registered as proprietor
The Supreme Court has used “pure grammar” to clarify the law relating to adverse possession. Nick McKnight considers the ruling.
“Oh what a woollen web we weave…”
James Mallery-Nelson analyses the recent case of Patarkatsishvili v Woodward Fisher [2025] and looks at how to avoid misrepresentation in property transactions.
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