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Waste Transfer Station Occupier Succeeds in Slashing Business Rates Bills
Commercial property occupiers who are dissatisfied with the valuation put on their premises for business rates purposes can…
Setting Up Business in a Garden Outhouse? Make Sure You Read This First
One of the social effects of the COVID-19 pandemic was the creation of a fashion for householders to…
‘Minor Human Errors’ Stymie Bid for Multi-Million-Pound NHS Contracts
In public procurement exercises, the tricky business of uploading bids to e-tendering sites can be rendered more hazardous…
Commercial Property Owner Charged for Non-Existent Drainage Services
A commercial property owner who for years shelled out for drainage bills that it was never obliged to…
Protecting Public Recreation Grounds – Supreme Court Plugs Legal Loophole
In overturning planning permission for development of part of a recreation ground, the Supreme Court has decisively plugged…
Interim Injunction Granted in Football Stadium Advertising Dispute
If you feel that a commercial partner is backing out of its contractual commitments, or even intends to…
Living in a Flat Above Commercial Premises? Make Sure You Read This
In a head-turning case, a flat tenant the value of whose home was reduced when the use of…
Japanese Knotweed Victim Wins Compensation in Landmark Nuisance Case
Landowners should sit up and take notice of the Court of Appeal’s ground-breaking decision to award thousands of…
Let Down by a Cowboy Builder? Your Complaints Should Not Go Unheard
So-called ‘cowboy’ builders who demand overpayment for delayed and shoddy work are a curse on householders. However, as…
Stamp Duty Land Tax Test Case Focuses on London Garden Square
Flat tenants often enjoy a right to use communal gardens – but what effect do such arrangements have…
Tenacious Hotel Owner Achieves 70 Per Cent Cut in Rateable Value
Business owners who feel that their non-domestic rates bills are unfairly high should seek professional advice without delay.…
High Court Bans Use of Town’s Seafront Hotels as Hostels for Asylum Seekers
The Home Office has a duty to house the tens of thousands of destitute migrants making their way…
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