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2023 Property litigation and planning case tracker: monthly key judgments across landlord and tenant, service charges, building safety, covenants, RTM, HMOs, boundaries and tax

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The Property case tracker

This tracker sets out notable 2023 judgments that we regard as relevant to property lawyers, presented with the newest first. It uses the following definitions:

  • AST: assured shorthold tenancy
  • CVA: company voluntary arrangement
  • FTT: First-tier Tribunal
  • HMO: house in multiple occupation
  • LPA: local planning authority
  • NPPF: National Planning Policy Framework
  • RRO: rent repayment order
  • RTM: right to manage
  • TCC: Technology and Construction Court
  • UT: Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)
  • VTE: Valuation Tribunal for England

See also the Property key future developments tracker, which monitors the progress and outcome of appeal cases, while this document summarises all matters we consider relevant to property lawyers. See further:

  • Property case tracker—2022 [Archived]
  • Property case tracker—2021 [Archived]
  • Property case tracker—2020 [Archived]

December 2023

  • Clapham v Narga [2023] EWHC 3337 (Ch) — 21 December 2023 — Permission to appeal boundary decision. The Chancery Division partly granted the appellants’ bid for permission to appeal a County Court ruling that had rejected their claims for declaratory...
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