‘Elim Court’ – How wrong is right? Serving notices has always been a tricky business. The emphasis on getting it right is ultimately a balancing act between what ‘black letter’ compliance might demand and that which the reasonable layperson might expect common sense commerciality to dictate. This case is interesting, as it really does seem to push the envelope of …

Oldham v Tanna – Service on the registered proprietor’s address at the land registry – Is this good service? Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council v Tanna [2017] EWCA Civ 50 This is a planning case, but it may well be of interest to those dealing with the service of notices. Ordinarily the address for service, certainly, for 1993 Act matters, is …