So, the Housing Law conference is tomorrow, 10 December, and I suspect a swathe of the Nearly Legal contributors will be there. I will, anyway. Naturally this coincides precisely with the House of Lords handing down one of the more significant housing related judgments of recent times on the tolerated trespassers cases, as we noted a couple of posts ago.
Thusly tomorrow may prove to be a test of both my mobile blogging kit and instant judgment digestion abilities. But should either fail – and given that this will be a day rammed to the gunwales with housing law goodness in any event – you may have to wait till thursday for reports on the Lords judgment.
Any sign of it yet?
Not *everyone* is at the conference surely
@ Cait – most of the NL team were there! NL will be doing the tolerated trespasser trilogy. I’ll be doing Sportelli (a much less exciting – but still important – case about enfranchisement).
It may be a few days until they’re up though. Sorry.
A few days! I can do better than that – headlines up now, details tomorrow.
Bah – you’re shaming me! I’ll just have to work harder.
Heh. Surely just giving yourself a sensible deadline that you can come in early on…
Well – given the poor state of my memory, as demonstrated at the conference, perhaps I should take a break for a few days and then do the reports. For some reason, I suspect more people will want to read your one than my ones on enfranchisement and service charges…
Yay thanks folks.
I did see the GCN one (and muttered smugly about northern contributors) but I really appreciated the above summary.