The legal status of 'stints' or 'cattlegates' is to be defined by the Law Lords. Judgment is now pending in the case of Bracken Bank Lodge (BBL) v Peart and others. The Lords have been asked to rule on whether conveyance of a 'stint' or 'cattlegate' can confer a corporeal right to a share in the land or only an incorporeal right to graze. BBL is represented by Gaynham Smith & Mellor. Peart is represented by Penningtons.
Lovells gets into PFI fast lane
Lovell White Durrant has landed another bumper deal in connection with a Private Finance Initiative to build a £290 million motorway between the M1 and A1 in Yorkshire. The City firm is advising lenders to a consortium of Trafalgar House and BICC, contracted to build the motorway by the Government’s Highways Agency. Lovells acted for […]
