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Welcome to this month’s update by Lexis®PSL Property!
In this month’s edition, we look at seven cases to find the answers to these questions:
Who owns a Banksy mural on the wall of a commercially tenanted property?
What is the relationship between contractual obligations to use “all reasonable endeavours” to obtain planning permission and clauses setting out specific parameters for certain actions to be taken as part of that process?
Does bad/incomplete advice alone constitute professional negligence? What else must a claimant show?
Can time be of the essence where the date for performance/completion is not fixed by the contract?
What is the effect on the freeholder of a property where a (third party) landlord has purported to create a lease over that property without sufficient interest to do so?
How should mixed use buildings be treated for insurance purposes when seeking contributions to the premium from tenants of purely residential areas?
Is service charge certification is simply part of the service charge machinery or a condition precedent to payment?
Find all of the answers in this month’s highlights!
Written transcript:
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Source: LexisNexis Purpose Built
September 2015 Lexis®PSL Property Highlights
