The article reports that the administrator of a collapsed product firm says it is facing £135m of claims, mainly related to cladding. It also notes a High Court order in June requiring the German parent of Sto Ltd to pay Mulalley £1.8m for costs incurred replacing a cladding system at an Essex tower block.
The article reports that a court has allowed a judicial review to proceed concerning Peabody’s estate demolition plans. Based on the title alone, this indicates a legal challenge to proposed redevelopment or demolition activity at an estate managed by Peabody.
A housing association's plans for a 2,800-home redevelopment of the Lesnes Estate in south east London have been delayed after a judge agreed to hold a judicial review. The case introduces an obstacle to the proposed estate demolition and redevelopment programme.
