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Real estate
Gym tenant and guarantor held liable for rent despite restructuring plan
UK judgment is a prompt for landlords to consider all angles to maximise rent recovery in harsh economic conditions
Urban Dynamics
Smart cities pose 'fit for purpose' questions for data regulation
The EU and UK need to balance the protection of individual rights and allowing for innovation in data-intense environments
Real estate
UK Supreme Court widens Electronic Communications Code rights for operators
Telecoms operators can apply for additional rights as they are not to be treated as the occupier of existing sites
Real estate
Court of Appeal rules in favour of landlord in Covid-19 arrears claim relating to the Trocadero cinema in London
Court provides further guidance on the impact of the pandemic on commercial rent liabilities owed by tenants
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
Tribunal provides welcome guidance for operators and landowners on renewal terms under the Electronic Communications Code
Much-needed clarification provided on valuation principles and on the parties' key rights in code agreements
Real estate
Net zero construction: do building regulations apply when retrofitting UK homes?
Contractors and developers will need to be mindful of obligations imposed when retrofitting
Decarbonisation
Hydrogen in-depth webinar series
With the global hydrogen generation market projected to reach 201 billion USD by 2025, understanding the hydrogen market and its
Infrastructure services
Payment notice pitfalls persist for UK construction projects
The recent Advance v Enisca judgment holds that pay less notices must refer clearly to individual payment cycles
Real estate
New law on residential leases limits ground rent to a peppercorn
Significant changes to the residential property sector ends practice of landlords reserving ground rents in new long leases – but
Real estate
New powers granted to police to deal with unauthorised encampments on open land with vehicles
Landowners and local authorities are likely to welcome having an additional method of recourse, through criminal enforcement channels, when faced
Real estate
Collateral warranties and the right to adjudicate – 'construction contracts' after all?
Court of Appeal reverses first instance decision in Abbey Healthcare v Simply Construct, finding that a collateral warranty was in
The Built Environment
Is consent the hallmark of ethical data use in a real estate context?
As the world we live, work and play in becomes ever smarter and more digital, the property sector has a
