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Davitt Jones Bould presents Unpacking the Case, the podcast where we get the much-needed detail behind the cases shaping real estate law. With episodes every other week, be sure to join Richard Snape, our Head of Legal Training, for the latest insights. Want to know more? DJB covers the full spectrum of real estate issues from commercial property to planning, real estate finance, property litigation, construction, agriculture and other related areas. https://www.djblaw.co.uk/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/davitt-jones-bould #realestatelaw #propertylitigation #commercialproperty #law #legal
Davitt Jones Bould hosts Unpacking the Case - Real Estate Law Podcast, a business show with 164 episodes published.
Who owns the land between high and low tide? Can the Crown claim ownership of coastal land through adverse possession? What rights do the public really have to use beaches? In this episode of the our miniseries ‘When Lan
As their coastal road trip continues, Richard and Lizzie turn their attention to village greens. Despite the name, a village green does not need to be in a village, nor does it need to be green. Quarries, industrial land
From coastal paths to private estates, golf courses to historic garden developments, the West Country has quietly generated case law on easements and covenants. Drawing on cases including Re Ellenborough Park , Wilkinson
Imagine waking up one morning to discover you've gained a few metres of beach... or lost half your garden to the sea. It sounds like bad luck, but English property law has had an answer for this since Roman times. In thi
Who is liable when nature destroys your property? Imagine buying your dream coastal property, only to discover that the cliff beneath it is slowly disappearing. As Richard and Lizzie continue their journey around Britain
In this episode of When Land Meets the Sea, Richard Snape and Elizabeth Collin continue to explore the law of the foreshore, the strip of land lying between high and low water marks that forms the ever-changing boundary
Moorings, the Thames and Adverse Possession. Can a boat help you acquire land? What rights come with a mooring on the River Thames? How does adverse possession affect riverside property owners? In this episode of When La
In this episode of Unpacking the Case , we examine the Upper Tribunal's decision in Notting Hill Home Ownership Ltd v Samoail and Others [2026] UKUT 235 (LC) , a significant ruling for landlords, housing associations and
In this episode of Unpacking the Case , our head of legal training Richard Snape examines the decision in EE Limited and Hutchison 3G UK Limited v AP Wireless II (UK) Limited , regarding the Electronic Communications Cod
Following our recent webinar giving an update on the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and the proposed ban on upwards-only rent reviews (UORR), property professionals sent in questions about what these changes could mean. In
Following one of our most popular property law webinars, we're back with a special Q&A episode tackling your adverse possession questions. Can mowing land for years prove possession? What's the difference between encroac
Can a commercial lease come to an end because an unexpected event has destroyed its purpose? In this episode of Unpacking the Case , Richard and Lizzie examine Into Nominee 1 Ltd v Study Group UK Ltd , a recent High Cour
In this episode of Unpacking the Case , Richard and Lizzie discuss Essendi Hotels UK 2 Limited v London Property Group , a High Court decision examining responsibility for unsafe cladding in a commercial lease. The case
In this episode, Richard and Lizzie unpack the County Court’s decision in Star Pubs Trading Ltd v Gunmakers Arms (Essex) LLP and what it means for landlords, tenants, pub operators, and commercial property lawyers. The c
In this episode, Richard and Lizzie unpack the Court of Appeal’s remarkably fast-tracked judgment handed down on 13th May, following the original County Court decision on 20th March. The case raises a fascinating and lar
Does a telecoms operator need to physically occupy the demised premises for the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 to apply? According to the Upper Tribunal in EE v Clock Tower Investments Limited [2026] UKUT 163 (LC), the ans
The Renters’ Rights Act came into force on the 1st May 2026, but major questions remain for property professionals. In this Q&A special, hosts Richard and Lizzie answer the questions our audience are asking, including: w
The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act has now received Royal Assent, bringing the proposed ban on upwards-only rent reviews one step closer to reality. Although the changes are not expected to come into fo
Can a restrictive covenant really stop development forever? In this episode, Richard and Lizzie unpack the Upper Tribunal decision in Duncan Grossart v Vikki Ames [2026] UKUT 139 (LC), a fascinating case involving a Surr
In this episode, Richard and Lizzie unpack the High Court decision in Pridewell Properties (London) Ltd v Spirit Pub Co (Managed) London Ltd [2026] EWHC 953 (Ch), a case we are revisiting on redevelopment opposition unde
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