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Writing’s on the Wall for Landowners
A recent decision to allow landowners to easily prevent others acquiring rights over their land by erecting signage is being welcomed as a relatively easy and inexpensive means of preventing another from acquiring rights over another’s land.
Posted in: Commercial Property
The use of social media in the courtroom; friend or foe?
With the increasing use of social media in our society, the Judiciary face an uphill struggle in curbing the habit of people using their phones in the courtroom. Initially, embarrassing ring tones were the worst of our worries but now via social media most things can be shared with the public. But is social media […]
Posted in: Technology
Setting a precedent- our team wins a landmark case
Our team has recently won a major case and has become the first legal practice in the country to assist a client in reversing capital gains tax worth hundreds of thousands of pounds, on the grounds of mistake, setting a precedent in English and Welsh law.
Posted in: Corporate Recovery and Insolvency
Endeavour experts complete multi-million pound sale on tyneside
It’s been a busy few months for Endeavour Partnership’s commercial property department which has recently assisted on the completion of the sale of a multimillion-pound student accommodation site in Newcastle.
Posted in: Commercial Property
Can an express right for a landlord to develop breach a tenant’s right to quiet enjoyment?
In the recent case of Timothy Taylor Ltd v Mayfair House Corporation, the High Court confirmed that despite express provisions in the Lease permitting the Landlord to develop regardless of impact on the tenant’s right to quiet enjoyment, the landlord’s exercise of this right to redevelop was unreasonable and constituted a breach of the covenant […]
Posted in: Commercial Property
Contracting Out – what is it and why do you need to know about it?
If you are the landlord of a commercial property, an important question to ask is whether your leases are “contracted out”.
Posted in: Commercial Property
We dont need no education
School governor, disciplinary review committee member, and Head of The Education Team at The Endeavour Partnership LLP, Nick Dent considers the recent decision of the High Court of Justice that Jon Platt has no case to answer for refusing to pay a fine for taking his six-year-old daughter out of school for a family trip […]
Posted in: Education
Helping our local Olympian on her road to Rio
We’re really pleased to support local Olympian, Aimee Willmott, as she begin’s the Olympic Games in Brazil.
Posted in: News & PR
Be ‘Brexit’ Ready
It’s what so many people in the business community are talking about – the UK referendum on remaining in the EU.
Posted in: News & PR