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LexisPSL
Andrew Bruce was interviewed by LexisPSL this week about the decision of the Upper Tribunal in Payne v. Maldon D.C [2019] UKUT 335 (LC). The decision concerned an application to modify a restrictive covenant arising out of a planning agreement and gives rise to an interesting issue about ‘release fee’ damages.
Please click here to read Andrew's article.
New Law Journal
In an article for New Law Journal, Andrew Bruce explains the groups for sweeping away a leasehold covenant under s 84 of the Law of Property Act 1925.
The article, 'Offices to flats: a rare modification?' is available here.
This article was first published in Lexis®PSL Property (12 June 2018)
Andrew Bruce, senior junior barrister at Serle Court Chambers, discusses the Upper Tribunal’s (UT) decision in Lamble v Buttaci, which concerns the jurisdiction of the UT to alter a qualified restrictive covenant relating to consent in the event that there wasn’t a determination to the unreasonableness of the refusal of consent.
