Landlords and Leaseholders. What is fact and what is fiction in Covid 19 times? Landlords & Leaseholders in COVID 19…
Build to Rent & PrOPERTY LAW Over past few years the property sector has seen a rise of interest, investment…
We’re always happy to remind people about the importance of all parties having a clear understanding of exactly what a lease contains
How to resolve a neighbour DiSpute in a CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN Whereas most of the UK appear to be pulling together…
Resilience seems to be the buzz word at the moment. What are the laws surrounding property management in these unprecedented…
We often receive emails asking questions similar to this… “We manage a block of flats and the lifts need some…
The property market is a constantly evolving and dynamic marketplace. Leasehold and Freehold – Any field with heavy regulatory involvement…
Last weekend I visited the Tate Modern and was reminded of the recent ruling in the highly publicised case of Fearn & Ors v The Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery
Summer 2019 has seen several court decisions being made with relation to disputes regarding residential properties
A summary of the Supreme Court’s judgment in the leading case (Daejan Investments Ltd v Benson and others)
I have been tasked with considering 2019 predictions for the leasehold industry.
If you know anything about commonhold and leasehold home ownership, you will be aware that The Law Commission has been leading the conversation regarding commonhold being a better alternative to leasehold for many years now
Section 21 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 requires landlords to provide leaseholders with a summary of the service charge costs incurred.
There are many reasons why leaseholders may wish to exercise their right to make an application for the right to manage.
