For subscribers, the November 2020 issue of the CPI Update appears attached below, and deals with the following cases:
Break rights and vacant possession – Capitol Park Leeds Plc v Global Radio Services Ltd.
Repair of contaminated land – Pullman Foods Ltd v Welsh Ministers & BFS Group Ltd.
Serving notices after death – Gateway Housing Association v Begum.
Land registration and receivership – Ghai v Maymask (228) Ltd.
Electronic Communications Code – Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Ltd v University of The Arts London.
Enforcing restrictive covenants – Bath Rugby Ltd v Greenwood & Ors.
There is also consideration of:
COVID-19 update – business interruption and loss of rent insurance.
A new energy efficiency consultation on MEES for residential property.
An update on the government’s EPC Action Plan.
Property insurance – a Treasury review of Pool Re.
SDLT returns and the non-residents’ surcharge.
Rights to light to solar panels?
Rent deposits – the City of London Law Society form of rent deposit deed.
Resumption of cancellations at the Land Registry.
Published on 2 November 2020.
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