Obstacles to Recovery of Possession from Residential Tenants
The government is keen to afford residential tenants greater security and the increasing obstacles to service of a Section 21 [...]
The government is keen to afford residential tenants greater security and the increasing obstacles to service of a Section 21 [...]
Barr Ellison acted in a successful application to modify a restrictive covenant for a developer which otherwise prevented their redevelopment [...]
The Supreme Court held that the landlord’s intention to demolish or reconstruct must be independent of the tenant’s claim for [...]
Will a cheque for a lower amount than that claimed but sent in full and final settlement constitute a binding [...]
Speedier Alternative to the County Court Bailiffs: there is an alternative and frequently quicker route once a County Court Possession [...]
A landlord is no longer be able to serve a Section 21 Notice at the start of the tenancy requiring [...]
In the recent case of Ubbi v Ubbi 2018, the High Court has given useful guidance with regard to how [...]
Trespassers will be prosecuted; a phrase familiar to all property owners. Often, the highest priority for a property owner is [...]
A recent case has confirmed that a landlord may choose any reasonable option in relation to carrying out work needed [...]
The equity of exoneration principle states that if a spouse incurs a debt, secured against the property for his or [...]
The Ministry of Justice has published the final version of the new pre-action protocol for debt claims ...
An adult child wishing to bring a claim must still establish the Will fails to make reasonable provision for their [...]
How landowners can stop people from acquiring a right to park on your land simply and cheaply ...