This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: the BPF’s response to the Law Commission’s consultation on the right to renew business tenancies, a case on a landlord’s opposition to the renewal of a business tenancy on the basis of it’s intention to occupy for the purpose of its business, analysis of a tribunal decision giving guidance on the ‘just and equitable’ test for remediation contribution orders under the Building Safety Act 2022, a Court of Appeal decision concerning the legal requirements for service of pre-tenancy documentation in the context of whether a section 21 notice was valid, a High Court decision concerning whether a property was held on constructive trust or whether there was a transaction at an undervalue, a case on the remedy for failure to disclose a moth infestation and a case on the interplay between online planning practice guidance and the National Planning Policy Framework in considering whether there were other ‘reasonably available’ sites for housing in the context of flood risk.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: a look at the political parties’ general election manifestos and cases on forfeiture under a breach notification covenant following a previous waiver, tenants’ repairing obligations and remediation orders.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: permission to apply for judicial review of enfranchisement valuation provisions in the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024, the Law Society’s announcement of a new two-form approach following an extensive consultation about the TA6 form, the latest HM Land Registry updates, the launch of the BPF ‘Heat Network Network’ and cases on statutory lease variations, responsibility for window defects, stamp duty land tax for purchases of additional dwellings and capital allowances in respect of certain environmental studies undertaken in connection with the construction of offshore windfarms.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: cases on a landlord’s breach of an agreement for lease and constructive trusts and the latest HM Land Registry updates, Law Society guidance on consumer protection and draft regulations establishing the Building Safety Regulator.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: cases on the Electronic Communications Code, HMOs and property guardians, Building Safety Act 2022, modification and discharge of restrictive covenants and the agricultural exemption from business rates.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: a call for evidence on the impact of BSA 2022 qualifying criteria on joint owners, a reminder of emerging money laundering risks and industry concern over trading standards guidance for estate agents and cases on adverse possession, service charge apportionment and modification of restrictive covenants.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: industry comment on the King’s Speech, a new government leasehold toolkit on the leasehold landscape, including future changes, confirmation that the Law Commission’s recommendations for right to manage reform are to be delivered within this Parliament and cases on options to renew, termination of business tenancies, break clause conditionality and SDLT.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: a Law Commission consultation on the right to renew business tenancies under Part 2 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, cases on the failure of a claim for implication of a tenant obligation to comply with legal obligations, specific performance, overriding easement costs, stamp duty land tax group relief and business rates and the latest HM Land Registry updates.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: a Supreme Court decision on transfer of the right to manage and next steps in the Law Society’s consultation on Form TA6.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: new planning rules for short-term lets, government action to encourage action against building owners who fail to remediate medium and high-rise buildings, finalised biodiversity net gain guidance and cases on surrender by operation of law and regrant, enfranchisement valuation and calculation of rent repayment orders.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes in relation to the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 publication of draft regulations providing details of the written statement and information sheet and commencement regulations which bring into force provisions relating to discrimination in the private rental sector in Wales, HMLR updates and a new portal design, a new government Building Safety Newsletter, a partial response to the consultation on reforms to the energy performance of buildings regime, analysis of proposed reforms to the National Planning Policy Framework, BPF’s response to the consultation on non-domestic smart meter roll-out, research on the impact of ESG on residential property valuation and cases on the right to manage, the definition of a dwelling for the purposes of residential service charge, dispensation from statutory consultation for residential service charges, bankruptcy and matrimonial property, business rates and advertising rights and SDLT overpayment relief.

This week's edition of Property weekly highlights includes: two Supreme Court decisions—one on limitation periods under the Building Safety Act 2022 and one on the right of the public to camp on a moor and cases on negligent valuation, rectification of the register, boundary determination, modification of restrictive covenants and business rates mitigation schemes.