Modern Day Marketing, Author at Prince Evans Solicitors LLP

Government introduces Section 21 Notice Requiring Possession – Prescription requirements from the 1st October 2015

Landlords must provide tenants with EPC and Gas Safety Certificates and use a new statutory form of Section 21 Notice from the 1st October 2015. There are limits on when

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Posted 17th September 2015 | by Modern Day Marketing |in Uncategorized

Waiving goodbye to breaches of the lease

Commercial landlords and tenants will, of course, rely on the terms of the lease they have entered into to determine, amongst other things, what the tenant can and cannot do

Posted 17th September 2015 | by Modern Day Marketing |in Uncategorized

Choose Your Words Carefully: Arnold V Britton And Others 2015

“The case of Arnold v Britton and others [2015] is the type of case which, some might say, could well give the Law the reputation of being an “Ass”. Arnold

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Posted 6th August 2015 | by Modern Day Marketing |in Commercial, Property

Taking up a DIY Divorce?

Family law is undergoing a significant amount of change; the reduction of legal aid, the change in the family court system and many other changes to the process and forms.

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Posted 31st July 2015 | by Modern Day Marketing |in Family

“Better the devil you know” …in the property investment?

As residential property management continues to be more regulated, many landlord clients are seeking to diversify their portfolios and invest in commercial property, particulars with current rate of returns. The

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Posted 20th July 2015 | by Modern Day Marketing |in Property

Controversial ‘right to rent’ scheme to be rolled out across the Country

Immigration check rules are still being piloted in the Midlands where a landlord must make checks on a prospective tenant’s immigration status, if they fail to do so then action

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Posted 10th July 2015 | by Modern Day Marketing |in Property

New Policy or rogue Policy? Licensing in the private rented sector under scrutiny

Background Sections 79 to 81 of the Housing Act 2004 provided for the introduction of a scheme of selective licensing of private landlords in a local housing authority’s area. Many

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Posted 16th June 2015 | by Modern Day Marketing |in Uncategorized