Town and Country Planning – Certificate of Lawful Existing Use and Development – Use in breach of condition – Whether condition enforceable – Whether 10-year continuous period of breach established
Basingstoke & Deane BC v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
Angel Solicitors v Jenkins O’Dowd & Barth
Solicitors’ undertaking – Enforcement – Whether amount of payment material
McCall & Keenan (PRs of McClean) v Commissioners of HMRC
Inheritance Tax Act 1984, ss.103(3) & 105(1) & (3) – Business Property Relief – Lettings for agistment – Whether a business – By whom owned – Whether consisting of making or holding of investments
On appeal from SpC [2008] UKSPC 00678
Wild v Secretary of State for Environment Food and Rural Affairs and anor
Definitive Map and Statement – Deemed dedication: s.31, Highways Act 1980 – Dedication at common law – Acquiescence by owner
Van Dal Footwear Ltd v Ryman Ltd
Landlord and Tenant Act 1927, s.18(1) – Valuation of landlord’s interest on termination of business lease – Factors to be taken into account
Thompson v Bee and anor
Right of way – Extent of title – Whether limited to user as at date of gift – Excessive user resulting from residential development
Rowlands v Hodson
Partnership Act 1890 – Effect of release of profit share – Solicitors Practice Rules 1990 – Effect on removal of obligation to supervise on the nature of the relationship between partners
Rafferty & Jones v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and anor
Town and Country Planning – European Convention on Human Rights, arts. 8 & 14 and First Protocol, art.2 – Permission to station gypsy caravan on owned land – Whether denial of right to establish home is equivalent to requirement to move home
Pease v McMillan
Single Payment Scheme – Council Regulation 1782/2003 – Commission Regulation 795/2004, art.17 – Private contract clause – Whether contract clause included historic element of SPS entitlements
Patel v Keles
Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, s.30(1)(g) – Property required for landlord’s own business – Degree of intention required – Ability of court to conclude lack of intention if sale likely