Covid Arrears of rent: A Greek Tragedy for Landlords
The Greek dramatist Aeschylus is often credited with introducing the plot device known as Deus ex Ma…
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‘Toxic’ survivorship clauses: does your Will contain one?
Do you have a survivorship clause in your Will? Chances are you do, if you leave assets to someone o…
The Beginning of the End of Sovereign Taxation?
With the debt from COVID-19 still mounting, it is clear that funds are needed and they must be raise…
BeyondPlay redefining the gaming industry
Fladgate has advised online gaming start-up BeyondPlay and its founder, Karolina Pelc, on its €1.5m …
Brexit – a moving target for doing business in the UK
The transition period agreed between the EU and the UK ended on 31 December 2020. Widely overshadow…
Fladgate launches Walgate Family Office
As the first service of the firm’s Walgate brand, Walgate Family Office extends Fladgate’s range of …
‘Who’s for another round?’
Undeterred hospitality businesses launch another bid to claim business interruption insurance losses…
What do you know about IPSX?
The first IPO on IPSX The International Property Exchange (IPSX) is regulated by the Financial Cond…
Constructing the National Digital Twin
Newly appointed Senior Associate, Sarah Rock discusses the legal challenges faced by building a nati…
Finally some good news for commercial landlords!
For over a year now, landlords have had their hands tied by the various restrictions hastily introdu…
European Private Equity Fund
In 2014 our team began working with a London-headquartered European Private Equity Fund, the relatio…
Otium Real Estate
Otium Real Estate is a property investment company focused on commercial leisure real estate and is …
Delayed supply of goods – is your supply contract up to scratch?
Brexit, the Covid-19 pandemic, severe weather conditions, Suez canal congestion, political instabili…
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The Future of the Office - What Will Be The "New Normal"?
As we slowly contemplate a return to “normal” life following the disruption caused by the Government…
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Pandemic Rent Suspension Clauses and the 1954 Act
While the subject of much work behind the scenes in law firms up and down the country, it’s relative…
Spotlight on Agile Systems Development–key lessons we can learn from the recent case of CIS v IBM
Main issue in systems integration contracts - Click to read more The traditional method of software…
Airspace leases: property out of thin air
Leasing the airspace above your property is one way to maximise the income available from your inves…
Bridging the registration gap
For most buyers of registered land, the deal is done when the transfer is complete, the purchase pri…
Clarifying capital contributions
Capital contributions can be a useful inducement to tenants, but proper consideration of their impac…
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Country clarity in contract law
Non-English commercial counterparties often decide that a contract should be governed by English law…
NEC 3 to NEC 4 - Key Changes
Campaigning for good project management and flexibility, the NEC4 suite of documents were released i…
Nil paid shares
A nil paid share is simply a share where the subscription price is left outstanding at the point the…
Rentcharges - still relevant?
Rentcharges are any annual or other periodic sums charged on land, except rent reserved by a lease o…
Back to basics - the 1954 Act
This article is taken from the latest edition of Fladgate’s Footfall Update. Please email the market…
