Articles

The cross-class cram down, and the third-party guarantor

Greville Healey has written an article for the Woodfall and Landlord and Tenant Bulletin which considers the impact of cross-class cram-downs on landlords, and guarantors, and in particular the recent case of Oceanfill Limited v Nuffield Health Wellbeing Limited, Cannons Group Limited [2022].

• Greville Healey

Restricted development: Good faith obligations in development agreements; and the Court’s inherent jurisdiction to alter the register

The recent High Court decision in Quay House Admirals Way Land Ltd and another v Rockwell Properties Ltd [2022] EWHC 545 (Ch) raises and answers interesting questions about interim remedies, good faith obligations, and the inherent jurisdiction of the Court to order the alteration of the register, all of which will be of interest to all property litigators.

• Greville Healey

Business tenancy renewals and the pandemic - WH Smith v Commerz

A recent article from Greville Healey on his recent case WH Smith v Commerz. Greville acted for the Claimant tenant.

• Greville Healey

To complete or not to complete?  Notices to Complete and Specific Performance

Following on from his zoominar on "sale and development agreements", Greville Healey has produced a short article on notices to complete.

• Greville Healey

Modification of Leasehold Covenants: The latest decision

In its latest decision on the modification of restrictive covenants in leases under s. 84, the Lands Tribunal has refused to modify a use covenant in a long lease prohibiting the use of the demised premises in question as a hotel.

• Greville Healey

The New Electronic Communications Code clarified

The Upper Tribunal has recently provided helpful clarification of the workings of several aspects of the new Electronic Communications Code (“the Code”) introduced by the Digital Economy Act 2017, which came into force on 28 December 2017.

• Greville Healey

Getting telecoms apparatus moved to facilitate access for development - neighbouring landowners’​ rights

This is one of a number of recent decisions of the Upper Tribunal, Lands Chamber, on the interpretation and application of the new Electronic Communications Code (“the Code”).

• Greville Healey

Injunctions against persons unknown

Injunctions against persons unknown

• Greville Healey

Variations to Leases

What are the formalities requirements for variations to leases?

• Greville Healey

Digital Economy Bill: The New Electronic Communications Code

• Greville Healey

Insolvency and Tenant Default

In-House Seminar Series, November 2008

• Mark Sefton KC