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Regulator or landlord?
Adam Rulewski explains why local authorities cannot use regulatory powers of entry to secure compliance with their own landlord obligations.
Business rates, empty properties and the placement of boxes
The Court of Appeal recently upheld a challenge to ‘box shifting’ rate mitigation schemes. Barristers at Landmark Chambers involved in the case explain why.
Building safety and the meaning of "good condition"
Greg Carter analyses a significant building safety decision for social housing providers.
Knotty problems – the importance of causation in Japanese knotweed cases
The County Court has handed down its appeal judgment on a Japanese knotweed nuisance claim that turns on causation and the limits of recoverable treatment costs. Charis Almond examines the ruling.
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