Is it wise to pay your service and challenge it later?
In the recent Upper Tribunal case of Webber v Syed [2025] UKUT 173 (LC), the Tribunal considered whether payment of service charges by a tenant …
Eleanor Tordoff joins Tyr’s Property Litigation team
Tyr’s Property Litigation team expands with appointment of Chartered Legal Executive Eleanor Tordoff Commercial law firm Tyr is pleased to announce the appointment of Eleanor …
The Court of Appeal says “no” to forfeiture
The recent case of White v 29 Buckland Crescent Management Co Ltd [2025] EWCA Civ 814 confirms the limits to enforceability options following settlement of …
The case of the disappearing freehold
The case of Lulham v Crown Estate Commissioners [2025] EWHC 1572 (Ch) relates to freehold land that ceases to exist all together! Escheat in freehold …
Employment Rights Bill – Roadmap for Implementation
The Government has this week published its Roadmap for implementation of the Employment Rights Bill. Perhaps most notable for employers is that the day one …
Planning on ignoring a boundary agreement? This recent case highlights what could go wrong
The Court of Appeal case, White v Alder & Anor [2025] EWCA Civ 392, dealt with the question: “Can a boundary agreement bind successors in …
