Explore the key differences between Section 106 Agreements and the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) in UK property development. Understand the implications of each on planning obligations and financial contributions.
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What is adverse possession of land? This article delves into the prerequisites, legal nuances, and strategic considerations essential for both claimants and landowners.
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Explore the complexities of property encroachment, including defining encroachment types, recognising key indicators, and understanding landowner rights. Learn about solutions for resolving disputes, from open communication and mediation to legal action, and tips for preventing future issues.
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What steps should a landlord take if and when they suspect that their tenant has abandoned the property?
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Commercial lease disputes or business tenancy disputes often occur around four main issues. What are those issues and what is the best way to deal with them?
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What new provisions and laws will be introduced in the Renters Reform Bill and how might they impact private landlords in particular?
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What are service charge disputes? Find out more about service charges and what rights leaseholders and landlords have, from our service charge disputes solicitors in London.
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If you’ve discovered an easement running through your land or property, you may be wondering who has access and who can pass over your land. Here is what you need to know.
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Here we look at the difference between joint tenants and tenants in common, and why they matter when it comes to buying a property as a couple.
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Find out more about disputing ownership of a property that you’ve contributed to, but on paper, may have no official rights over. A TOLATA claim can assist parties in resolving disputes over property, and often can be settled out of court.
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We look at the most common reasons why a landlord may need to gain possession of a property over the coming months, and what the options are.
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This week MPs voted to push forward proposed legislation that will see tenants have far greater influence over the way landlords are expected to deal with issues that are covered in tenancy agreements. The measures will tenants to bypass local authority enforcement processes.
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Of the estimated 5.4 million private landlords currently letting properties in the UK, a significant number are what the property industry describes as ‘accidental’, people who don’t live in their main residence but who need or want to recoup some or all of the outgoings associated with that property.
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With rising house prices steadily widening the gap between first-time-buyers and a foot on the housing ladder, more and more people find themselves spending the first years of their independent lives in rented accommodation.
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