Landlord’s Beware!
It has long been established law that a Landlord owes no duty of care at common law in relation to damp and mould caused by a poorly designed property. The
Property Seminar – End of Tenancy Notices: Avoiding the Traps
Monday 4th of December
Posted 21st November 2012
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by Prince Evans
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Court Of Appeal Finds That Article 8 European Convention On Human Rights 1950 Does Not Support Occupier’s Right To A Tenancy Where He Did Not Succeed To A Secure Tenancy
In Thurrock Borough Council -v- Aaron West the Court of Appeal have decided that the grandson of a woman who succeeded to a secure tenancy herself could not rely on
Wills and LPA Seminar: Putting your ducks in a row
Date: Tuesday 13th November Time: 5:30pm registration Venue: Ealing Golf Club, Pervale Lane Greenford UB6 8TS With the uncertainty we seem to see in the world every time we turn
Paying The Cost of Illegal Eviction
Every landlord has wished at some time that he or she could evict a tenant without the time cost and frustration of Court proceedings. Every practitioner is repeatedly asked “Why
Making a will: Why it’s important not to leave it until it’s too late.
We all work hard to build up our assets during our lifetime, not only to provide for a more comfortable life in our later years, but also to provide our
Social Housing Seminar 7th November
Autumn Seminar: Housing Management Date: Wednesday 7th November Time: 3.30pm registration Venue: British Library, St Pancras,London Cost: FREE Partners Anthony Best and Jeremy Teall together with Sharon Porter-Gayle
Business Tenancy Protection: Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (“ the 1954 act”)
The 1954 act governs the relationship between the vast majority of landlords and tenants of business premises; the rights and obligations afforded by the 1954 Act supplement those set out
Girl of 10 given Judicial permission to convert from Judaism to Christianity
A 10-year-old Jewish girl has been given permission to become a Christian after His Honour Judge John Platt rejected claims by her mother that she had been “brainwashed” and was
Childrens’ religious upbringing following parents’ divorce/separation
Following the recent case of Re: C (A child) [2012] EW Misc (CC,) where a Judge sitting at Romford County Court where the court ruled that a 10 year old
Squatting is now a criminal offence
As of Saturday 1st September 2012, squatting in a residential property is a criminal offence in England and Wales. Those who break the law face 6 months in prison, a
The Rights of Unmarried Couples following Gow –v- Grant
The rights of couples who live together in Scotland without being married were clarified by the Supreme Court earlier last month in the case of Mrs Gow –v- Mr Grant.