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The new Electronic Communications Code - What does this mean for landowners?

Since 1984, the Electronic Communications Code ("the Code") has provided licensed telecoms operators statutory rights to construct, keep and operate equipment on both public and private land.

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Practical proportionality

For anyone involved in tenancy management, 'proportionality' should be a concept that is familiar. However, there can still be some uncertainty as to how proportionality impacts on a day to day basis.

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Stating the obvious - Sparks v Biden (2017) EWHC 1994 (Ch)

The recent judgment in Sparks v Biden (2017) EWHC 1994 (Ch) is a stark reminder to parties involved in option and overage agreements that as far as possible they should ensure that all eventualities are considered and covered in the drafting.

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Get the timing right: when relying on demolition for Ground F have you considered the Community...

When proposing to develop a site occupied by a business tenant protected by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, (â€œthe Actâ€), it is likely that a landlord will rely on ground (f) of section 30, Part II of the Act.

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Ashfords LLP boosts Property Litigation offering with new key hire

National provider of legal and professional services, Ashfords LLP, is delighted to announce the appointment of James Hemsley who joins the firm's Plymouth office as a Senior Associate in the Property Litigation Team.

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Cardiff City Council v Lee - yet more delay for landlords?

Any landlord who has issued possession proceedings against a tenant will be aware that the process can take a long time. Even in cases of serious ASB, the pressure on the Courts is such that possession proceedings can take several months at best - over a year at worst - to reach trial.

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What are Sporting Rights?

The short answer is - hunting, shooting and fishing. It may be that you are buying land and have in mind its use for rural pursuits. Alternatively you may wish to ensure that no one else has the right to enter the land for these purposes.

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Lease renewals - the importance of expert evidence

Although lease renewal proceedings are often issued at Court, the parties rarely end up at trial and instead the renewal lease is usually completed without the intervention of the Court.

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Vacant Possession - What does it mean?

In the context of a conditional break clause, the requirement to give vacant possession is, unfortunately for tenants, a common condition. In essence, the requirement to give vacant possession requires the tenant to ensure that nothing substantially prevents or interferes with the right of possession of a substantial part of the property.

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Ashfords LLP announced as proud sponsors of the Mid Devon Show Members' Marquee

National law firm Ashfords LLP is proud to announce their sponsorship of this year''s Members'' Marquee at the Mid Devon Show.

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