RICS president steps aside amid probe into role in legal battle over £32m moth-infested mansion

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President elect Nick Maclean takes over on temporary basis after Justin Sullivan waits for outcome of review

The new president of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has stepped aside just two months into the job following his involvement in a legal battle over a £32m moth-infested mansion.

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