Engage your time with focused and effective CPD training
Just Launched: National Rating Day 2024 and The CPA National Conference 2024
Engage your time with focused and effective CPD training
Just Launched: National Rating Day 2024 and The CPA National Conference 2024
Next Events
Rating Talking Heads: April 2024
The Triple List Maintenance Conundrum
This event runs as an informal discussion with a small panel of leading and informed practitioners extracting the nuances from the selected topic. They discuss practical issues that arise, with participants in the meeting being encouraged to listen, join in, ask questions and share comments.
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Rating: Law and Practice 2024
Applying Case Law to Practice
Delivering best and effective rating practice cannot be achieved without understanding case law and the foundations it has been derived from. This event is far more than a case law review. Leading rating advisors along with senior representatives from the VOA and eminent lawyers will review key cases in the context of current practice. Subjects are grouped into rating themes, important and topical cases will be explored to extract best practice for those rating practice areas. The discussions will once again be directed by our chair, Upper Tribunal Judge Elizabeth Cooke.
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The CPA Annual Reform Lecture 2024
Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Expert Witness Roles and Responsibilities in 2024
The Compulsory Purchase Association invite members and non-members to attend the hybrid 2024 CPA Reform Lecture, which this year will take a slightly different tact. With so much reform in the CPO world - LURA implementation, the Law Commission review and the Electricity Transmission Act, the event will look at how reform takes place through case law, in respect of expert witness roles.
This event is organised by CPT on behalf of The CPA, non-members are invited to attend.
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Service Charge Heads Up: Where Is Best Practice?
CPT has been running training events on service charges since 1994. In those days, best practice was defined by a non-compulsory service charge code, agreed upon and promoted in unison by a number of property bodies. In 2019 it emerged as an RICS Professional Statement, which was mandatory and since it was accepted across the service charge industry, anyone – whether a RICS member or not – was going to be judged by whether they followed it. It had teeth in as much as anyone who was non-compliant had the threat of sanctions and public humiliation. Is it any wonder why it’s one of the top free downloads from the RICS website?
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New On Demand Presentations
Rent Review and Lease Renewal: Session 1
The course will give an overview of the two procedures and look at recurrent issues such as whether the hypothetical lease should include a break option, what should be the assumed length of term, and how rent-free periods are taken into account in valuation. It will survey the dispute resolution options, with particular reference to the increasingly well-used PACT scheme, and consider what changes might usefully be made in the Law Commission’s current review of the 1954 Act. This course is intended for surveyors, investors, occupiers and all those involved in rent review and lease renewal negotiations or commercial property management generally.
Module Duration:2 hours 50 minutes
Date Recorded: 16/04/2024
Price £98
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Rent Review and Lease Renewal: Session 2
The course will give an overview of the two procedures and look at recurrent issues such as whether the hypothetical lease should include a break option, what should be the assumed length of term, and how rent-free periods are taken into account in valuation. It will survey the dispute resolution options, with particular reference to the increasingly well-used PACT scheme, and consider what changes might usefully be made in the Law Commission’s current review of the 1954 Act. This course is intended for surveyors, investors, occupiers and all those involved in rent review and lease renewal negotiations or commercial property management generally.
Module Duration: 2 hours 41 minutes
Date Recorded: 18/04/2024
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Price £98
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Landlords' Consents
In dealing with landlords’ consents the focus is usually on what is, or is not reasonable on the landlord’s part. This recording considers the up-to-date caselaw on this aspect. It is important to be aware of practical and procedural factors which have an influence on the outcome, whether or not a disputed application ends up in court. Going about things the wrong way can seriously undermine your negotiating position. The module examines relevant Protocols, consider what formal requirements might apply and the conduct of applications more widely. The types of consent addressed will include alienation, alterations and change of use.
Module Duration: 3 hours 1 minutes
Recorded: 19/03/2024
Price £95
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