Discover what landowners and developers need to consider when granting easements for utilities, from Easement Strips to futureproofing and third party negotiations.
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Discover what landowners and developers need to consider when granting easements for utilities, from Easement Strips to futureproofing and third party negotiations.
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Explore the key legal agreements (conditional contracts, call options, and promotion agreements) used when selling land with development potential.
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The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (‘MHLG’) announced that more planning appeals will be subject to a quicker and more simplified procedure under new regulations. The changes will apply to most planning appeals, which are decided via the written representations procedure, and should allow for decisions to be made more quickly.
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When it comes to commercial property arrangements, understanding the difference between a lease and a licence to occupy is essential. In this article, we explore the key features of leases and licences and how they apply to commercial property.
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Wright Hassall's Commercial Real Estate team advised the freeholder of a SIPP Pension Fund and the subsequent letting from the pension fund to the commercial tenant on Citation House in Worcester city centre.
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Sometimes, housing associations have rights of access over land owned by others. These rights provide for access to homes and facilities.
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