Is Overlooking a Nuisance? Supreme Court to Decide
News article published on: 24th December 2020
Is overlooking a nuisance? The Neo Bankside residents granted permission to go to the Supreme Court In February 2020 the Court of Appeal reaffirmed the decision not to allow the […]
Property Litigation lawyer, Shilpa Mathuradas quoted in Inside Conveyancing on ‘too good to be true’ property raffles
News article published on: 7th August 2020
House buyers and sellers should be wary of ‘too good to be true’ property raffles Shilpa Mathuradas, Head of Property Litigation at London law firm Osbornes Law, has been quoted […]
House buyers and sellers should be wary of ‘too good to be true’ property raffles
News article published on: 7th August 2020
Property raffles are a legal minefield and many are too good to be true, according to a leading lawyer. There has been a sharp increase in people raffling off their […]
COVID-19 – the impact on landlords of residential properties who are seeking possession of their properties
News article published on: 27th March 2020
From the 26th March 2020, landlords will have to give their tenants 3 months’ notice if they intend to seek possession compared to the usual notice periods for notice pursuant […]
Landlord obligations to their tenants
News article published on: 3rd March 2020
With the Prime Minister confirming that the spread of coronavirus in the UK is likely but people should at present carry on as usual, should landlords consider whether they have […]
Overlooking Nuisance Claims – Buy some net curtains!
News article published on: 18th February 2020
Last week saw the Court of Appeal reaffirmed the decision not to allow the Neo Bankside residents’ an injunction to close part of the Tate Modern’s viewing gallery. Five residents […]
‘Glass in Hand’ Lecture – Should we be nervous of trees?
News article published on: 6th February 2020
Hampstead residents will be able to find out about their legal rights when trees damage or overhang their property, next week. The Heath & Hampstead Society and Hampstead-based law firm […]
Property Fraud
News article published on: 3rd January 2020
Anybody who owns a property could be the subject of property fraud. The perpetrator may be a tenant of the property or a family member. The fraud could result in […]
Walking raises money for important legal support trust
News article published on: 25th November 2019
On 17 June 2019 the Property Litigation team joined 15,000 people in a 10k walk for justice in support of the London Legal Support Trust. The final total amount raised […]
Excellence rating for Osbornes Law Housing team
News article published on: 20th November 2019
A recent review by the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) was carried out at the beginning of November. The LAA review client files and provide feedback on their findings. There were […]
