Tanfield Talks
Tanfield Talks provides you with topical and expert commentary from the leading business and property barristers at Tanfield.
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S2 Ep8: Restructuring Plans - What commercial landlords need to know (opens the original)
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Andrew Butler KC and Nora Wannagat explore the rapidly developing world of restructuring plans and their impact on commercial landlords. Against the backdrop of recent cases including TG Jones , Poundland and Virgin Active , they discuss how restructuring plans work, how landlords may be treated within different creditor classes, the court’s approach to cross-class cram down and the sanction of restructuring plans, and what landlords can do to prepare when a tenant is facing financial distress.
S2 Ep7: Pre-Action Disclosure and Jurisdiction: Ebert v Ferrari (opens the original)
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In this episode of Tanfield Talks, Andrew Butler KC and Nora Wannagat discuss the Ebert v Ferrari dispute, a pre-action disclosure application arising from a fatal road traffic accident in Hong Kong and a subsequent product recall affecting a class of Ferrari vehicles, including Mr Ebert’s. They briefly consider the background to the matter before exploring the legal issues arising from the pre-action disclosure application, including the territorial scope of section 33 of the Senior Courts Act
S2 Ep6: An End to Gazumping? (opens the original)
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Gazumping has long been a feature of the property market in England and Wales, but could that be about to change? In this episode, Andrew Butler KC and Edward Denehan discuss the government's proposed reforms to the home buying and selling process. They explain what gazumping is and explore the proposed changes, including mandatory sales packs, earlier binding agreements, digital conveyancing, and whether the reforms could bring the system closer to that of Scotland. Producers: Peter Shevlin and
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