On the new Herbert Smith Freehills Podcast channel, our experts discuss Real Estate and Planning issues in the UK.
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Latest episode: The future of planning - Matthew White and Ghislaine Halpenny, in conversation BPF director of strategy and external affairs, Ghislaine Halpenny, sits down with Matthew White, head of the planning team in London and partner at Herbert Smith Freehills, to discuss planning, its ever-changing nature and the direction it is taking. |
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Full podcast series Episode 1: Why mark documents "subject to contract" in real estate transactions and JVs? Kate Wilson and Lucy Morton, lawyers in the Real Estate and Planning teams at HSF, provide a summary of the importance of marking documents with the words 'subject to contract' when entering a real estate transaction or joint venture arrangement, as discussed in the recent Court of Appeal case of Generator Developments v Lidl UK [2018] EWCA Civ 396
In this podcast, HSF associate Martyn Jarvis explains the difference between dedication and adoption of a highway, what a duty of maintenance of a highway involves and what stopping up is.
Casey Dalton, Neil Warriner and Will Arrenberg discuss the recent changes affecting the UK REIT regime introduced in the Finance Bill 2018 and their potential impact of UK real estate investment structures.
Will the UK's real estate market be frustrated by Brexit? Herbert Smith Freehills' Matthew Bonye shares his views and debates the issue with HSF partner and advocate Tom Leech QC.
BPF director of strategy and external affairs, Ghislaine Halpenny, sits down with Matthew White, head of the planning team in London and partner at Herbert Smith Freehills, to discuss planning, its ever-changing nature and the direction it is taking. |
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