The April 2012 issue of the CPI Update contains:
Case law commentary on:
Enforceability of estate rentcharges – Smith Brothers Farms Ltd v The Canwell Estate Company Ltd;
Failing to comply with an agreement to compromise a break right – Intergraph (UK) Ltd v Wolfson Microelectronics plc;
Unpaid seller’s liens – George Wimpey Manchester Ltd v Valley & Vale Properties Ltd;
Perpetuities in option agreements – Souglides v Tweedie;
Notices to complete contracts for sale – Oakglade Investments Ltd v Dhand;
Who can apply to rectify title at the Land Registry – Garguilo v Jon Howard Gershinson;
Judicial review time periods – R (on the application of Berky) v Newport City Council;
Having a reasonable belief for adverse possession claims – IAM Group plc v Chowdry;
Rent as an administration expense – In the Matter of Luminar Lava Ignite Ltd;
Undisclosed profits a prendre – Darison v Polis.
Legislative developments in relation to:
SDLT changes in the March 2012 Budget.
Planning enforcement periods for concealed breaches.
Climate change – the Budget announcement on CRC, and a DECC simplification consultation.
Residential tenancies – changes to tenancy deposit scheme regulations.
Changes to EPC regulations.
Capital allowance changes for April 2012.
Practical comment on:
Recovering possession from underlessees.
What are the planning enforcement periods?
New statements and certificates under the Charities Act 2011.
Residential development: an updated CML Disclosure of Incentives Form.
Published 1st April 2012.
Property PSL