Landlords are breathing a sigh of relief after the Supreme Court ruling in the case of Edwards v Kumarasamy.  The tenant, Mr Edwards, tripped on some uneven paving on the communal pathway whilst taking rubbish out and injured his hand and knee.  He sued the landlord for not taking proper care of the building. He won his case and was awarded £3,750.  The Court based this on ...

The new London night tube is likely to push up rental and property prices in the areas set to benefit the most.  These have been identified as Stratford, Willesden, Mile End and Canada Water. Research from Dataloft calculated that landlords with homes within half a mile of these stations are bound to see increased demand as students and shift workers are drawn to the areas ...

A midlands law firm has warned of the issues facing landowners when people playing Pokemon are on their land.  Martin Edwards says “If your land or premises are targeted as Pokestop you may find you are inundated with Pokemon Go users.  In extreme cases, landowners should consider seeking a court order excluding game players from visiting their land.  Landowners must also ...