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Jul 2024
Salisbury District Hospital opens new £14m dementia-friendly ward
New patients have begun being admitted onto the new Imber Ward, specifically for elderly care, inside the £14m Elizabeth Building at the hospital. The new facilities have been created with sustainability in mind and the ward has been described by the trust’s interim CEO as a “major milestone”. Lisa Thomas, interim CEO of…
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May 2024
Restrictive Covenants – Barbenheimer, Busybodies, Builders, and the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)
You are a young first-time buyer and buy an old property to revamp to sell on in the future. You want to change the external look of the property or change the fence panels in the garden. It is your property, you can do as you please; or can you? 6 months later, you receive…
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Apr 2024
Changing to a Right of Way – ‘Deed of Grant and Release’ or ‘Deed of Variation’?
Much property has changed hands during the pandemic and in a cost of living crisis, those with excess land can cash in on transferring some of their land to someone else. However, someone who sells property may want to still gain access over the land they have sold and during the transfer of land, their…
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Mar 2024
Injunction Against the World
Re: Wolverhampton City Council and others v London Gypsies and Travellers and others [2023] UKSC 47 The Supreme Court has handed down a landmark decision in which a new category of injunction has been granted to prevent “newcomers”, namely persons who at the time of the injunction being granted are unknown and/or unidentifiable, and in…
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Mar 2024
Instructing Solicitors To Oppose A Litigant In Person – A Burden Or Benefit?
For many civil cases, the statutory limitation date (the latest date that an action can be pursued) is 6 years from the date of the accrual of the action or breach. There are exceptions for other types of action and also when the action or breach was discovered later. With property disputes, these can be…
