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13 articles over 3 pages

  • I WANT TO BREAK FREE! – vacant possession and the perils of a conditional break option

    07 October 2011

    Being absolutely clear on what you need to do as a tenant to give vacant possession has come under the spotlight again recently. Getting it right can mean the difference between your break clauses succeeding or not. Amaris Wiles in the Commercial Property Team looks at the topic and its implications.

  • Revenue causes confusion for developers

    08 September 2011

    The rate of stamp duty payable on residential property purchases over £1m increased from 4% to 5% from 6 April 2011. However, the new rate does not apply to commercial property so no doubt developers will be eager to learn whether their proposed development sites will count as residential or commercial property. Beth Sutton in Rawlison Butler’s Real Estate Team considers the implications of the change.

  • What a nuisance!

    26 July 2011

    It is not uncommon to find that a piece of land is burdened by a restrictive covenant that it may not be used so as to cause a nuisance or annoyance to neighbouring land. Andy King, Partner in the Real Estate Team, considers the question whether such a restrictive covenant restricts the activities going on at a property or prevents the construction of a building itself?

  • Rawlison Butler LLP advises the owners of local veterinary practice, Farthings Veterinary Group, on its sale to CVS (UK) Limited

    11 August 2010

    Rawlison Butler LLP acted on the sale of the business and assets of Farthings Veterinary Group to CVS (UK) Limited, part of the CVS group of veterinary practices throughout the country and whose aim following the acquisition is to provide continuity of quality clinical care from the Farthings team.

  • Rawlison Butler LLP advises on sale of Horsham Micro Brewery

    08 July 2010

    Tim Sadka, Partner and Head of the Corporate Group, led a team acting for the founders of Bishopric Investments Limited and its business, the Horsham based W. J. King & Co (Brewers), on its sale to The Sussex Beer Company Ltd for an undisclosed sum.