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Little Traditional northern Brick house with photovoltaic technology on the roof

Michelmores advises shareholders of Little Green Energy Company on its sale to Hometree

Susie Jenkin and Gemma Gilbert

Michelmores spearheads its Residential Property work in Sidmouth with two new faces

Jagged rock formations on a mountain ridge under a hazy, orange sky, with distant peaks and valleys visible in the background. Moss covers some rocks in the foreground.

Revisiting Hillside – eight months on

Indemnity insurance

Title indemnity insurance: what is it?

Wide angle aerial view of late summer fields and deciduous trees, and blue vehicle driving along country road.

Access to development: minding the gap

Aerial views of fields

Strategic Land: Ransom Strips

Aerial view of quarry

Rights to mines and minerals – key issues

Exterior of a Country House

Franchises and Manors – historical rights and their impact on the development of land

Row of suburban houses bordered by a large area of cleared, bare earth, likely for new building; grassy gardens and trees are visible in the background.

Structuring Strategic Land Transactions – Part 4: Overage Agreements

Aerial view of a housing development with houses, driveways, green spaces, winding paths, and a playground. The area includes a heart-shaped patch of dry grass and landscaped gardens.

Structuring Strategic Land Transactions – Part 2: pros and cons of options, promotions and hybrid agreements

Aerial view of lush green fields divided by hedgerows and dotted with trees, bathed in warm sunlight, creating patchwork patterns across the landscape.

Structuring strategic land transactions – Part 1: The basics

A narrow, curved street lined with old stone cottages, slate roofs, and flower gardens under a bright blue sky in a quiet village.

The Impact of Rights on Development Land: Part 4 – Common Land and Town and Village Greens

A "Private - No public right of way" sign stands on a grassy path between fields under a cloudy sky, marking restricted access to the area.

The Impact of Public Rights on Development Land: Part 3 – protecting your land against new rights by way of landowner statements

Weathered granite rocks sit atop a hill, overlooking a green, sunlit valley with patchwork fields and distant trees under a partly cloudy sky.

The Impact of Rights on Development Land: Part 2 – public rights of way under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 (‘CROWA’)

A row of modern suburban houses with red and beige bricks stands behind a field of tall, golden grass under a partly cloudy sky.

The Impact of Rights on Development Land: Part 1 – private rights and prescriptive easements

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