Planning Law and Security of Tenure

Understand the fundamentals of this area of the blackletter law in this Exam Crash Course Session. This is your chance to make sure that you fully grasp this part of the SQE syllabus and have the confidence to answer SQE1-style MCQs on this topic.  Use this Session to tick off this topic before the exam, so you are ready to smash any MCQ that comes your way.

We will be covering the following areas of the SQE1 syllabus:

• Core principles of planning law in England and Wales
  o Statutory definition of “Development”
  o Matters that do not constitute “Development”
  o Matters that do not require express planning permission
  o Building regulation control
  o Enforcement:
   Time limits and the range of local planning authority’s enforcement powers
• Security of tenure under a business lease:
  Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (Part II):
   Application of 1954 Act
   Renewal lease by the tenant
   Termination by the landlord
   Landlord’s grounds of opposition
   Terms of new lease
   Availability of compensation

We will start by going over and discussing the SQE1 syllabus for this topic, and what you actually need to know for the exam.

Then we will go over the underlying blackletter law rules, covering what is necessary to answer any SQE1 MCQs. You can ask any questions you like on this topic throughout the Session.

We will then finish by tackling an SQE1-style MCQ based on what we have covered in this Session. This will allow you to confirm and strengthen your understanding of the law we have covered in the Session and develop your MCQ-answering technique, which is critical to passing the exam.

Give yourself the best chance of smashing the SQE. Tick off this part of the SQE1 syllabus and join us!

If you buy an Exam Crash Course Pass, you will get access to the slides and recording for this Session. The link to the Pass can be found on our Box Office homepage or the SQE LIVE page on the Devil’s Advocate website.