Conveyancing remains the bane of the lives of everyone involved in house-moving. But change is coming, says Richard Reed.
Read MoreMake sure you business is compliant
The punishment must fit the crime, of course, but the penalties that can now be imposed for tiny infringements of the law can be absolutely terrifying.
Read More‘No Pets’ no more?
Love them or hate them, landlords may have to start accepting tenants’ pets by law. But this new proposal really hasn’t been thought through, says Frances Burkinshaw.
Read MoreLegal red letter days
Paul Barnes, Head of Dispute Resolution at Kirwans law firm highlights the legal dates that your landlords should have in their diaries for 2020.
Read MoreCopyright and wrongs
Where have I seen those before? Alastair Griffiths LSICIP QGPP, has a bit of a beef with some estate agents.
Read MoreThe rise of co-living
It’s the quiet revolution in housing choice. Susanna Caulfield, senior associate at Rosling King LLP and Khadijeh Moghaddam, trainee solicitor at Rosling King LLP, provide a legal reflection on the rise of…
Read MoreRestrictive covenants – what can be done?
In a recent application, the owners of a freehold property in East Dulwich sought to challenge restrictions on the use of their property which had been imposed by a former owner of…
Read MoreTroublesome tenants
You’ve met the prospective tenant and they seemed polite. They passed the credit check and are in gainful employment. Most importantly, their references came back with the green light, so it comes…
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