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Andrew Ross

United Kingdom
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Navigating restrictive covenants: Key considerations for developers

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By Andrew Ross, Helena Cullwick
| Charles Russell Speechlys
Restrictive covenants can pose significant challenges for developers and those working in strategic land, potentially limiting development opportunity and causing considerable delays and expenses. We have set out five key factors and options to consider when dealing with restrictive covenants: Is the covenant actually enforceable?
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Relief from Forfeiture: A recent High Court decision serves as reminder of key principles

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By Andrew Ross, Harriet Durn
| Charles Russell Speechlys
The case of Sik v Malik [2025] EWHC 383 (Ch) is a decision of the High Court on appeal from the County Court. This case has served as a useful reminder of the considerations the Court will have regard to in cases of relief from forfeiture. Background facts The Claimant landlord (Mr Sik) was the owner of property at Ground Floor and Basement, 201 Mile End Road, London (“the Premises”). The Respondent tenant (Mr Malik) was the tenant under a lease for 25 years.
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Modernising Business Tenancies: Should the redevelopment ground be altered?

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By Andrew Ross, Matt Cordwent
| Charles Russell Speechlys
The Law Commission’s initial consultation on the models for renewal of business tenancies under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (the “LTA 1954”) has now closed. For more details as to the phase 1 consultation (the “Initial Consultation”), please see our Insight: Modernising Business Tenancies – the end of security of tenure?
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