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International Restructuring Newswire
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Real estate focus
Global | Publication | December 2018
A round-up of some key legal developments in England and Wales for the real estate sector.
In this edition we take a look at a business lease in the Supreme Court, restrictive covenants and development, procurement rules and changes to the Electronic Communications Code.
Contents
Opposing business lease renewal on ground (f): Supreme Court surprise
Tenants occupying premises for the purpose of their business are entitled to seek a new lease on the termination of their current lease under the Landlord and...
December 2018
Developers: ignore restrictive covenants at your peril
It is not unusual for an investigation of title to land intended for development to disclose restrictive covenants of one type or another.
December 2018
Electronic Communications Code in the spotlight (again)
The Electronic Communications Code 2017 has not yet had its first birthday but the government is already intent on changing it.
December 2018
Public procurement and development agreements
In broad terms the object of EU procurement rules is to ensure that public bodies award certain contracts above a minimum value only after fair competition.
December 2018
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