DATE: MONDAY 26TH JANUARY TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION FOR A 6PM START VENUE: DOUBLE TREE HILTON 2-8 HANGER LANE The private rented sector is flourishing but facing increasing cases of rent
Followers of our blogs and attendees of our seminars will know that Sarah Teacher of the Liberal Democrats sought to introduce legislation designed to prevent landlords obtaining a Possession Order
If you are a buyer of a new property, a building plot or a development site, you must ensure the transfer to you contains all the necessary rights which will
A new business eager to get off the ground, particularly in the lead up to Christmas, may also be too eager to get into their new premises to bother with
“As you were and use common sense.” The Court of Appeal has found in the case of Francis -v- Phillips that: The requirement to consult with tenants concerning Major or
There is currently a Government planning consultation on, amongst other things, the deemed discharge of planning conditions. As developers are very much aware, unnecessary delays in the discharge of planning
DATE: MONDAY 24TH NOVEMBER TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION FOR A 6PM START VENUE: EALING GOLF CLUB, PERIVALE LANE, GREENFORD, UB6 8TS The law makers are beavering away with new legislation to
As a landlord you have managed to evict the tenant. You would think the job is over, but the tenant still owes you money for rent arrears; what can you
The quality of the application will influence the time taken to give consent and the likelihood of consent being given. As a corollary, if you are a landlord of commercial
PART 1 On the 15th September 2014 Administrators were appointed for various Phones 4U businesses. The Administrators are now busy trying to salvage parts of the businesses. Hence it is
Where you have a lease of commercial premises and the tenant exercises a break clause, is the tenant entitled to be refunded any rent paid in advance beyond the break
Developers often enter into agreements to purchase development land which are conditional upon the grant of planning permission. The case of Cohen v Teseo Properties Limited is a reminder to
