Forthcoming Events

Applying Case Law to Practice

Best rating practice cannot be achieved without understanding case law. This event is far more than a case law review. A panel of leading lawyers and practitioners will review important and topical cases and explore the nuances of what is best and effective practice in the light of these decisions. This event can be booked as two individual virtual sessions.

Applying Case Law to Practice

Telecom negotiations cannot be achieved without understanding the new Code and the case law. A panel of leading lawyers and practitioners will review important and topical cases and explore the nuances of what is best and effective practice in the light of these decisions.

Applying Case Law to Practice

Telecom negotiations cannot be achieved without understanding the new Code and the case law. A panel of leading lawyers and practitioners will review important and topical cases and explore the nuances of what is best and effective practice in the light of these decisions.

Rating Green Energy and Power Generation 

Lets go leftfield: How do we value emerging technology and infrastructure? Most of us know how to rate an office, retail park, even a library (ignoring the nuances of some cases), but where do we start with power generation? A small panel of leading and informed practitioners, will discuss this topical, or contentious issues over lunchtime to extract the nuances from the subject, and discuss practical issues that arise.

Implications of Safeguarding of Land for Future Projects

CPD and networking events are suspended. Both have significant role in the way we do business, and especially so in the CPO world. CPO Talking heads is about getting informed networking back for the land assembly world. 

This event is organised by CPT on behalf of The CPA

The Compulsory Purchase Association invite you to attend this virtual event. It has been 9 years since changes to how Certificates of Appropriate Alternative Development (CAADs) were brought in by the Localism Act 2011. How have those changes worked? What has gone well? What could be improved? With a run of recent cases in the last couple of years on CAADs in the Upper Tribunal, this year’s lecture will look at what we can learn from those and examine the current process to consider if it is producing an efficient and effective outcome in determining alternative appropriate development.  

This course, by the author of ‘A Practical Guide to Forfeiture of Leases’ outlines the procedures and problems clearly and practically, and will be useful for anyone managing commercial property.

Landlords want to preserve and protect their property and rental interests, the tenant wants to protect their business from the ravages of recession and economic uncertainty. This virtual seminar considers the issues of dilapidations in the present economic climate.  It is aimed at property managers, and surveyors generally, whoever they represent.   

COVID restrictions mean we cannot meet face to face in London this March as originally planned. Instead, we have converted the event into a virtual conference. The programme has been reviewed, updated and re-packaged into five different sessions, partly to reflect limitations on “screen time” and to take account of different time zones; but also to incorporate more panel and Q&A time - something that works so well in the virtual format. All sessions remain topical and are relevant to the aim of exploring legislation to develop best practice whilst focusing on the need to deliver housing, commerce, modern services and infrastructure, and regenerate towns and cities globally.

This event can be booked as individual virtual sessions lasting between 90 - 120 minutes.