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1. Supreme Court Confirms Impact Of A Debtor's Bankruptcy On CRA Deemed Trusts For GST And HST

2. Speedway noise dispute makes law change track

3. Actions speak louder than words in break clauses

4. When possession is nine-tenths of property law

5. Cladding no insulation for landlord at lease expiry

6. This house is not a home: Jonathan Ross examines a House of Lords ruling with wide ramifications for commercial landlords

7. Case news: Jonathan Ross reports on a dispute over completion dates, while Warren Gordon looks at a failed attempt to block planning permission

8. Case news: Jonathan Ross reports on a cheap house sale that collapsed because of an unenforceable contract, while Warren Gordon looks at a claim for negligence against law firm Norton Rose

9. Case news: Jonathan Ross explains how a landlord was able to recover costs after defending an action brought by tenants, and Warren Gordon looks at a case involving liability for compensation

10. Case news: Jonathan Ross discovers the court will penalise a party through costs if it refuses an offer of mediation, while Warren Gordon examines the importance of uninterrupted occupation by squatters who claim adverse possession of land

11. Indemnifying directors.

12. Case news: Jonathan Ross reports on a controversial subletting dispute that ended in victory for the landlord, while Warren Gordon sees a gypsy defeat the secretary of state because of a lack of site provision

13. Case news: Jonathan Ross reports on a battle to determine whether a tenant can initiate a rent review, while Warren Gordon sees that a failure to issue a rent demand does not imply surrender of a lease

14. Case news: Jonathan Ross reports on how a council missed out on damages by taking a contract too literally, while Warren Gordon looks at a common-sense resolution to a rent review case

15. Legal view: buyers beware parting with cash before the survey

16. Courts will try to make commercial sense of badly worded agreements

17. Having consideration for other people is the Centre Point

18. No loss to business means no win in court

19. The without prejudice rule.

20. In land contracts, the pen is mightier than the word

21. Service charges that are beyond reasonableness

22. No love lost in new Pyramus and Thisbee precedent

23. Not in one's back yard: Jonathan Ross highlights a case in which the exclusivity of an area stopped development. (Case news)

24. Out of deposit: Jonathan Ross reports on a property buyer who lost 216,000 £ after failing to complete a deal

25. House rules: Jonathan Ross reports on a dispute between neighbors over the development of their area

26. Beyond repair: Jonathan Ross reports on a dilapidations v redevelopment row

27. Jonathan Ross reports on the perils of the registration gap

28. Windows of opportunity: Jonathan Ross reports on a row about repairs and service charges

29. Service tension: Jonathan Ross reports on a slip that cost a landlord 10,000 £ in service charges

30. Unwritten law: Jonathan Ross discovers that friends can fall out if financial 'agreements' are not written down

31. Making light work: Jonathan Ross reflects on a rights-of-light case that has set a new benchmark for compensation

32. Altered states

33. Situation vacant

34. An exact science: Jonathan Ross highlights the importance of detailed evidence in dilapidation claims

35. Bumpy ride

36. Rescued from a rip-off

37. Sitting up and taking notice: learning the letter of the law is essential if you are to avoid getting caught out when serving notice

38. Not open to the public: confidentiality clauses in tenancy agreements to prevent disclosure of rents may soon become commonplace

39. Beware of the patient squatter: if development land is unattended for a prolonged period of time, squatters may be able to gain ownership of it

40. Tenant finds lease security; landlords must take into account the rights of the tenants when inserting redevelopment break clauses

41. Solicitor should have disclosed dry rot problem

42. The law made simple: arresting news for the police

43. The law made simple

44. Don't blame the lawyer

45. Barnet FC wins after council own goal: a failure to draft documents properly led to a football ground being sold at well below its market value

48. The heavy penalty of a lease breach: tenants will owe landlords a substantial liability if they do not stick to lease terms

49. It's my party wall dispute and I'll sue if I want to; Court of Appeal finds against contractor who used road drill to fit pipework

50. University loses lease challenge: Sheffield University has lost a valuable asset after failing to write restrictions into a lease

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