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Property Disputes weekly highlights—10 November 2022

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Published on: 10 November 2022
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This week's edition of Property Disputes weekly highlights includes: further analysis of a Supreme Court case on remedies in proprietary estoppel, a Court of Appeal case on notices to quit and the Mannai test, High Court cases on anti-social noise and appropriate remedies, specific performance of repairing obligations and remedies following determination of a transaction defrauding creditors claim, and an Upper Tribunal case on the test of reasonableness for recovery of a service charge in respect of a waking watch.

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