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Publication of the Renters (Reform) Bill

The ‘landmark’ Renters (Reform) Bill has now been introduced to Parliament, following the proposals set out by the government in its June 2022 white paper. The published Bill may well change, but it is interesting to see what has made it in so far.

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The Renters Reform Bill – redefining the private rented sector

The Renters Reform Bill is expected to be introduced into Parliament later this year. This follows the UK government's white paper ‘A fairer private rented sector’ published in June of 2022. We look at what the government has said these changes will mean for the future of the Private Rented Sector in England.

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The Tate Modern case: are human rights relevant to property law cases between private parties?

The Supreme Court said that Article 8, the right to respect for private and family life, was an “unnecessary complication and distraction in this case”.

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Commercial Rent (coronavirus) Bill: Part 2

The Bill should become law on or before 25 March 2022. We have already considered protected vs unprotected debts and recovery of debts in Part 1. Parties are expected to negotiate a settlement in relation to protected debt. The next question is what happens if a landlord or tenant wants to refer a protected debt to the new arbitration scheme.

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Commercial Rent (coronavirus) Bill: Part 1

The Bill should become law on or before 25 March 2022. Once passed it will enable “relief from payment of protected rent debts due from the tenant to the landlord under a business tenancy to be resolved by arbitration (if not resolved by agreement)”. Whilst arbitration gets the headlines the starting point for any landlord or tenant is to identify protected debts and unprotected debts. Then you can look at what steps can be taken in relation to each of them.

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Conservation covenants: a welcome legal tool in the battle to save our environment

In a week where the focus has been on COP26 and the significant global challenge of holding temperature rises, it may have slipped your attention that the Environment Act 2021 (“EA 2021”) placed onto the statute books the important concept of “conservation covenants”.

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