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Real estate
Jersey Property Unit Trusts may now need to be on HMRC's trust register
Guidance for unauthorised unit trusts including JPUTs changed on 31 January
The Built Environment
Playbook sets out proposed ethical standards for use of real estate data
As the real estate industry’s digital transformation continues at pace, the utilisation of the data generated from users of the
The Built Environment
How contract variations in UK regeneration schemes interact with public procurement rules
Procurement rules may apply to regen schemes in a number of situations – and developers need to be aware of
Intellectual property
UK's biggest offshore wind farm is not in jurisdiction of English patent law
The Patents Court has found that an offshore wind farm is not within the territorial ambit of the Patents Act
The Built Environment
UK Supreme Court rules in favour of apartment owners in nuisance dispute with Tate Modern
Majority decision draws distinction between 'overlooking' and 'visual intrusions' in private nuisance claims
Energy and Energy Transition
How UK green generation can ready for the Electricity Generator Levy
The government intervention has implications for PPP authorities, fund managers and investors as well as generators
Regulatory Outlook
Health and safety | UK Regulatory Outlook January 2023
Building safety | The Building Safety Act | Fire safety
Regulatory Outlook
Environment | UK Regulatory Outlook January 2023
European Commission's proposed Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation | Deposit return schemes start to go live in the UK |
The Built Environment
New UK telecommunications infrastructure law brings changes to the Electronic Communications Code
Significant changes for network operators and site providers expected throughout 2023
Decarbonisation
Net zero in UK construction – where are we now?
Is the UK doing enough to decarbonise the built environment and reach its net zero targets?
The Built Environment
UK Supreme Court rules in favour of landlord in challenges to service charge certificates
Majority upheld the Court of Appeal judgment but with new interpretation of a 'pay now, argue later' regime
Decarbonisation
UK looks to deliver natural gas and hydrogen projects for freight transport
Non-electric transport fuels are attractive alternative power sources that need infrastructure, finance and regulation
