Justin Jarmola, instructed by Penmans Solicitors defends in arson case at Warwick Crown Court
Justin Jarmola, instructed by Penmans Solicitors defends in arson case at Warwick Crown Court. To view the article click here.
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Sentencing made Simpler: The Sentencing Act 2020 by Callum Church and Queenie Djan
Coming into force on 1st December 2020, the Sentencing Act 2020 codifies and simplifies sentencing practice in England and Wales. Queenie Djan and Callum Church…
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Park(ing) Life by Anya Newman
Anya Newman successfully fends off an attempt to use Constructive Interpretation to obtain a more extensive right of way in this neighbour parking dispute. To…
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Restrictive Covenants: Ignore at your Peril by Michelle Caney
In the first appeal in which the Supreme Court has been required to deal with section 84 of the Law of Property Act 1925, it has delivered…
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Family Group Newsletter Autumn 2020
Please click here for the latest edition of the Family Group Newsletter. Within this update you will find a range of articles including: – ‘Covid-19 and…
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Speak now or forever hold your peace: third party interests and evidence in confiscation proceedings by Alexander Pritchard Jones
In this update on confiscation proceedings and third party rights, Alexander Pritchard-Jones examines some recent guidance from the Court of Appeal. To view the article…
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Recovering commercial rent arrears by Karamjit Singh
Recovering commercial rent arrears in the climate created by Covid-19 has been made difficult. Karamjit Singh looks at who may be on the hook for…
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Remoteness in a claim for damages – how far is too far? by Priya Tromans
Priya Tromans discusses the issue of remoteness in claiming damages when related contracts are breached. To view the article please click here.
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Block listings are a thing of the past. The plan, post possession stay, has been announced.
In this article Jane Talbot reviews the Master of the Rolls Working Party recommendations on dealing with possession cases after the stay is lifted. Block…
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Order means Order! Sangha v Amicus Finance Plc [2020] and setting aside orders for possession by Aadhithya Anbahan
Order means Order! Aadhithya Anbahan provides a case law update on the recent authority of Sangha v Amicus Finance Plc (2020) EWHC 1074 (Ch) and discusses…
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