In this latest podcast episode, Richard Snape discussed two recent Upper Tribunal Cases: Keech v Coleridge and the case of Cross v Coach House Mews.

Both concern the discharge of restrictive covenants.

This 11-minute podcast covers the background to the cases, the relevant covenants, reminds us of what Section 84 of the Law of Property Act says, and the Upper Tribunal decision.

Designed for both residential and commercial property practitioners as well as developers, this newsflash will keep you up to date in minutes.

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This recording is intended for general purposes only and should not be viewed as a comprehensive summary of the subject matter covered.  Nothing said in this recording constitutes legal or other professional advice and no warranty is given nor liability accepted for the contents of the recording.  Richard Snape and LawSure Insurance will not accept responsibility for any loss suffered in consequence of reliance on information contained in the recording.

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Disclaimer

This recording is intended for general purposes only and should not be viewed as a comprehensive summary of the subject matter covered. Nothing said in this recording constitutes legal or other professional advice and no warranty is given nor liability accepted for the contents of the recording. Richard Snape and LawSure will not accept responsibility for any loss suffered in consequence of reliance on information contained in the recording.