Parking disputes: clear signs could help stop others from parking on your land
Putting signs up can help you to show that you object to someone else using your land and stop them acquiring prescriptive rights over your land.
09 September 2016
Paintings can be wasting assets
Sir Joshua Reynolds' portrait of Omai arrived at Castle Howard in 1796, and (apart from brief tours of the world's galleries) remained there until it was sold by the executors of Lord Howard's estate.
14 August 2013
Packaging Waste Regulation 2016
Defra has announced its intention to consolidate the Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging Waste) Regulations 2007 and subsequent updates into revised and consolidated regulations in 2016.
20 May 2016
Oxford Farming Conference: can politicians influence the future of farming?
Four themes emerged from this year’s Oxford Farming Conference, some of them are perennial themes now seen in the new context of Brexit rather than new ideas.
20 March 2017
ORR publishes quarterly Rail Freight statistics: what has changed?
We take a look at the ORR's Q4 2016/2017 Freight Rail Usage Statistical Release and highlight some of the key changes.
21 June 2017
ORR publishes the emerging findings from its Retail Market Review
The 'Office of Rail and Road' published the emerging findings from its review of the rail retail market on 23 June 2015.
07 July 2015
Proposed Beneficial Ownership Register of overseas entities owning UK land
Overseas entities may have to provide details of their beneficial ownership for a public register at Companies House in order to acquire or dispose of UK real estate or bid for government contracts.
03 August 2017
Option to tax: the importance of determining the relevant date
The First-tier tribunal considered whether four investment properties met the conditions to benefit from transfer of a going concern treatment in Clark Hill Limited v HMRC.
16 July 2018
REACH, chemicals regulation and the referendum vote
We consider the implications of the UK's referendum vote for the chemicals sector.
23 August 2016
Public procurement: Court of Appeal gives guidance on Development Agreements
The Court of Appeal has given judgment in the case of Faraday Development Ltd v West Berkshire Council, providing guidance on the application of procurement law to Development Agreements.
27 November 2018
Relief at Supreme Court decision on rateable value of property during refurbishment
Supreme Court decides that if a commercial property has been stripped out for renovation and is incapable of beneficial occupation, it should not be liable for business rates.
02 March 2017
Rare interpleader relief awarded to Football League
The Football League was recently awarded rare interpleader relief in the Bristol Mercantile and Commercial Courts.
13 February 2014