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DevelopHer Property Litigation Insights: Real Property Disputes
Speakers: Charlotte Coleman,
Our Property Litigation team are pleased to announce the second in a five-part breakfast seminar series for female property professionals working in and around property development and neighbourly matters.
At this seminar Charlotte Coleman, Legal Director in Property Litigation, will explore restrictive covenants affecting land. She will provide an update on recent developments, including the decision in Great Jackson Street Estates Ltd v The Council of the City of Manchester [2025], and discuss the practical impact of restrictive covenants on development.
To register for this free seminar please click on the link below. If you have any queries please contact events@wslaw.co.uk
You are welcome to circulate the invitation to other female property professionals in your organisation.