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FSP Graduate Apprenticeship Scheme
We are delighted to announce the commencement of our Graduate Apprenticeship Scheme with the appointment…
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A setback for “Green Leases”?
The County Court has not taken the opportunity to promote environmentally friendly clauses in commercial leases in the case of Clipper Logistics Plc v Scottish Equitable Plc (Clipper). This article considers the case, and its impact on landlords, and property practice in general.
Premises Licences – the Why and the How
A look at the issues involved in obtaining a premises licence
FSP help VMIC with the sale to Catalent of the national vaccine centre at Harwell
FSP has worked with Vaccine Manufacturing and Innovation Centre UK Limited since they first identified…
FSP’s Real Estate team acts for South African investors in three investment property purchases
Michael Higgin has completed the purchase of three investment properties in three separate transactions for…
Key changes to Overseas Entities owning property in the UK
New legislation requires overseas entities owning property in the UK to register at Companies House.
Buying agricultural land to extend your garden
Kelsie Essenhigh, Legal Director in the Agriculture and Rural Land team considers what you should look for when thinking of extending your garden by buying adjoining farmland.
The Environment Act 2021: Biodiversity Net Gain
What are the ‘Biodiversity Net Gain’ requirements for new developments introduced by the Environment Act 2021.
The Environment Act 2021: Conservation Covenants
Hazel Eccles, who leads our Agricultural & Rural Land and Renewable Energy & Environment teams, considers the introduction of conservation covenants by the Environment Act 2021.
Boundary Agreements and binding successors in title
The recent case of Gibson v New looked at the enforceability of Boundary Agreements on successors in title and third parties.
Preparing to sell part of your farm?
Kelsie Essenhigh, Legal Director in FSP’s Agriculture and Rural Land team considers what you should look for on a sale of part of agricultural land.
Government seeks the power to stop builders building
The Government announced last week (on 14th February 2022) a proposed change to its Building Safety Bill, allowing a Government Minister to stop a named developer from doing development. This would be with no recourse for appeal or compensation, even where planning permission has been granted.
JCT v NEC – which is the right contract choice for your project?
In this article we will explore the key differences to be taken into account between the JCT and NEC contracts when deciding what form of contract is the right one for your project.
