Tenants lose their ‘spare bedroom tax’ appeal at the Court of Appeal
Five social housing tenants have lost their bid at the Court of Appeal to have the Government’s controversial ‘spare bedroom tax’ ruled as unlawful. The ruling was handed down on
Pre-Nuptial Agreement – Should I have one?
Pre-nuptials seem to be making the headlines again. It has been reported that as Charlie Sheen marries for the fourth time, he has said that he will definitely be getting
Free Seminar: Disputing deposits and terminating tenancies.
DATE: MONDAY 10TH MARCH TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION FOR A 6PM START VENUE: EALING GOLF CLUB, PERIVALE LANE, GREENFORD, UB6 8TS There’s always something going on in the residential lettings sector.
Going amiss with property descriptions: part one
Why am I writing about an Act (the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991) that was repealed on 1 October last year? It’s not quite as daft as it sounds. Although the
Disclaimer: what does this mean for a landlord?
In the circumstances of tenant liquidation, a liquidator can disclaim the lease; this is a renunciation of the liability of the liquidator (i.e. the tenant in liquidation) and applies in
Social Landlords Housing Management and Leasehold Services Seminar: Leasehold property: buying, varying and extending Leases
Date: Tuesday 18th March Time: 3.30pm registration for a 4.00pm start Venue: British Library, St Pancras, London Managing Leasehold property can be a particularly complex area for Housing Associations. This