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A Practical Approach to Commercial Conveyancing and Property
Fifth Edition
Robert Abbey and Mark Richards
A Practical Approach
- Provides a comprehensive and accessible guide to the subject, from commercial lease covenants right through to land acquisition and property development
- Offers a balanced mix of law and practical guidance with key point summaries, practical checklists, and drafting tips for quick and easy reference
- Written by a well-established author team, renowned for their work in this field
New to this Edition:
- Fully updated to take account of developments in the area, including changes to taxation and to Land Registry practice, the RICS 2014 Code of Practice on Service Charges in Commercial Property, and the reform of the law relating to distress
- Gives full consideration to significant new case law including Doleman v Shaw (2009), Clarence House v National Westminster Bank plc (2009), Coventry v Lawrence (2014), Humber Oil v Associated British Ports (2011), and Pillar Denton v Jervis (2014)
- Provides a thorough exploration of relevant legislative changes affecting this area such as the Localism Act 2011, the Energy Act 2011, and the Infrastructure Act 2015
- Examines increasing problems arising in the field such as environmental issues, squatting in commercial premises, and water quality and air conditioning issues