That’s obvious, right? So why a High Court case on the point and why am I spending time writing an article on the issue? More to the point why are you wasting your time reading this article? Well actually it turns out it’s not that obvious. As the High Court… Continue reading →
Belinda Solomon, a partner at Brecher LLP talks to us about why legal advice is important when acquiring an office. This may seem astonishing to you all. But can you believe that there are some clients who simply do not listen to advice or would prefer to save money and… Continue reading →
The Land Registry has updated its guidance on plans submitted to the Land Registry. Plans submitted with an application relating to a disposition of part of the land must clearly identify the part concerned and be signed as follows:- Transfers / leases – by the disponer i.e. seller / landlord… Continue reading →
Brecher’s Corporate team acted for the Seller of the shares in the entity which is developing the scheme, with support from Property, Construction and Planning Departments on all the associated due diligence. ARTICLE AS APPEARING IN PRIME RESI MAGZINE : Art-Invest Real Estate has opened a London office,… Continue reading →
Paul Murray acted on behalf of Montreaux Charlton Developments Limited in connection with their exchange of unconditional contracts for the purchase of the Stone Foundries site in Charlton from Langham Land Limited. The site was previously and is currently being used for the production of high integrity aluminium and magnesium… Continue reading →
Peter Hughes, Redmond Byrne, Craig Sherrard and Mark Kingsley recently acted on the £15,500,000 purchase of a company owning three buildings comprising 314 bedrooms specifically for student accommodation in the heart of Newcastle City Centre. With virtual 100% occupancy year on year, this is, for the client, a long-term investment…. Continue reading →
Sleek and modern? This was the case of the swimming pool/glass box cinema, which hit the press in December 2018. You may recall pictures in the press showing a glass box, suspended over what used to be a swimming pool, with a number of unhappy faces outside court. If not,… Continue reading →
Could the rush to install 5G equipment result in a windfall for landowners of sites that offer good coverage? You might think so, but you would be wrong. The new Telecoms Act has provided overwhelming benefits for telecoms operators. It has allowed them to upgrade and share equipment and assign… Continue reading →
Brecher LLP acted for Henderson Park in a joint venture with Dukelease Properties on the acquisition of Ibex House, 42-47 The Minories from a Middle East Institutional Seller. Ibex House is an iconic multi let Art Deco 1930s office building. The acquisition, which is the largest single office acquisition in the… Continue reading →
The Land Registry is promoting its new Local Land Charges Register (the LLCR) as a simpler, faster and cheaper way of accessing local search information but, until all the local authorities are registered, there’s little advantage to using it. The Infrastructure Act 2015 gave the Land Registry powers to… Continue reading →
