Security of Tenure
What is security of tenure? Security of tenure is a statutory right granted by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. It...
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Read moreWhat is security of tenure? Security of tenure is a statutory right granted by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. It...
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Read moreSection 25 lease termination or renewal solicitors Section 25 notices signify the start of a commercial lease renewal or termination and thus...
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Read moreGuide to section 21 no-fault evictions Evicting tenants is never easy but under the no-fault eviction process, it should be less...
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Read moreWhat does beneficial interest in property mean? A beneficial interest in property gives someone the right to share the benefits...
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Read moreGuidance for Rent Repayment Orders (RROs) for Landlords in the UK Rent Repayment Orders (RROs) are legal orders requiring a...
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Read moreHow to evict a tenant: Guidance for landlords Evicting tenants is rarely straight forward . It is a challenging and complex...
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Read moreBuying a house in Hampstead Garden Suburb While character, green spaces and the best of domestic architecture are big draws...
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Read moreHow can the court control a litigant? Most people wish to live out their lives without the need to face...
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Read moreWhether the boundary dispute relates to a rear garden boundary or whether it relates to a driveway, the issue of...
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Read moreChallenging a restrictive covenant! Is it obsolete? It is well known that section 84(1) of the Law of Property Act 1925 allows...
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Read moreGuide to buying a second home Almost three-quarters of a million households in England own a second home, according to...
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Read moreThe Leasehold and Freehold Reform bill was one of the last pieces of legislation to make it through Parliament on...
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Read moreA Review of the Renters Reform Bill The 2019 Conservative Manifesto made a commitment to end “no fault evictions”. This has...
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Read moreThe case related to proceedings under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (“TOLATA”) in respect of joint...
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Read moreService Charges & the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill was introduced to Parliament on 27...
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Read moreThe National Trading Standard Estate and Letting Agency Team (NTSELAT) has recently released new guidance relating to information on both...
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Read moreIf you have a question or concern over a right of way on your property, it is important to seek...
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Read moreThe case of Power & Kyson & Shah [2023] EWICA Civ 239 The case of Power & Kyson & Shah [2023] EWICA Civ 239...
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Read moreYesterday, 7th November 2023, in the King’s Speech we heard the following: “My Ministers will bring forward a bill to...
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Read moreIntroduction to the Building Safety Act 2022 This much awaited Building Safety Act 2022 was introduced into Parliament on 5th May 2021 as...
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Read moreReasonableness of Service charges under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 It is well known that the relevant costs that a...
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Read moreIf you are buying a property jointly, you may want to consider making a declaration of trust to record your...
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Read moreWhat is Lease Extension Negligence? Solicitors Negligence when a Tenant claims a new lease of a flat under the Leasehold...
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Read moreThe Supreme Court’s Ruling on Overlooking as Private Nuisance In the case Fearn v Tate (2023) UKSC 4, the UK Supreme...
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Read moreThe government announced in 2021 the introduction of various leasehold reforms which will affect the leasehold system for properties in England...
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Read moreDo I Pay Stamp Duty Land Tax When Transferring Property into My Partner’s Name? When it comes to property...
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Read moreDo you pay stamp duty on shared ownership? When you buy a new shared ownership property, you are given two...
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Read moreSevering a Joint Tenancy Normally, when couples buy a property together they do so as joint tenants. This means they...
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Read moreTenants in Common vs Joint Tenants: Which is best for buying a property together? When buying a property with someone...
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Read moreHuge legal bill after selling home with Japanese knotweed Many will have read the recent case in which a furniture...
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Read moreGood news for buyers as the current SDLT rates will remain until 2025 Buyers looking to purchase this year will be...
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Read moreStamp duty is the bane of every home buyer, with only first-time buyers being exempt from paying the tax if...
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Read moreTransfer of equity in divorce Transfer of equity refers to the process of transferring part or all of a property...
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Read moreWhat is a TOLATA claim? A TOLATA claim is a legal process under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of...
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Read moreWhat is the Right to Light? The right to light is a type of ‘easement’ – a legal right giving property...
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Read moreWhat is Rent-to-Rent? Rent-to-Rent refers to the practice of landlords letting a whole property to a tenant (usually a limited...
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Read moreThe Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act 2022 It has been confirmed that The Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act 2022 will come into...
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Read moreWhat is Adverse Possession aka Squatters’ Rights? The principle of “adverse possession” commonly known as “squatters rights” is a principle...
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Read moreIntroduction to buying a house with a party wall agreement Buying a property can already be a stressful process but...
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Read moreWhat does beneficial interest in property mean? A beneficial interest in property gives someone the right to share the benefits...
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Read moreBuying Property Off Plan The Daily Mail reported that 300 families a week have to move into shoddy newly built homes....
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Read moreWhat is a Leasehold Property? There are two main types of property in England and Wales, freehold and leasehold property....
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Read moreTop 10 Tips for Selling Your Home Thinking about marketing your property for sale? Simon Nosworthy, Conveyancing Solicitor at Osbornes, sets...
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Read moreEverything you need to know about section 21 reform The government is planning to overhaul renter’s rights in the UK,...
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Read moreAllegations of Poor Standards and Customer Care in New Builds This week’s Dispatches programme examined allegations of shoddy standards,...
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Read moreEquity release is a type of financial product available to homeowners which allows them to access some of the equity...
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Read moreTenant Fees Act 2019 comes into effect On 12 February 2019, the Tenant Fees Bill received Royal Assent and comes into effect on...
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Read moreProperty professionals across the country have made their predictions as to what is in store for the property market over...
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Read moreChanges to HMO Licenses In an attempt to raise standards for all relevant Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs), changes are...
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Read moreThe security of shelter is a basic human requirement and is even more important if we have a family or...
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Read moreWhat is Airbnb rent-to-rent? Airbnb rent-to-rent is where an individual rents a property from a landlord, typically under a standard...
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