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Ground Rent Reform: £250 Cap for Leaseholders
Read Article ->: Ground Rent Reform: £250 Cap for LeaseholdersThe UK government has published a draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill, which includes plans to cap ground rents at £250 a year for leaseholders in England and Wales. This…
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Tenants: How to Fund Your Disrepair Claim
We’ve all come across ads that offer tenants facing disrepair in their home a fast and quick solution and the…
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What is conveyancing?
First-time buyers can be surprised by just how much of a process buying a house actually is. Although in an…
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Disrepair Claims: How tenants can take action against their landlord
In this article we break down the difference between bringing a disrepair claim against your Landlord and contacting the Housing…
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Conditional Fee Agreements (CFA) for Disrepair & Breach of Contract
Conditional Fee Agreements (CFAs) can be a cost-effective way of instructing legal representation, especially if you’re on a tighter budget.…
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Legal Requirements for buying a Commercial Property in the U.K.
You’re not alone if you’re interested in buying commercial real estate in the U.K. Widely seen as a secure investment…
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The Assisted Dying Bill, Advanced Decisions & Advanced Statements
The Assisted Dying Bill proposed by Baroness Meacher aims to ‘enable adults who are terminally ill to be provided, at…
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Compensation for Housing Disrepair: Everything You Need to Know
As a tenant or leaseholder, your landlord is responsible for certain repairs to your home. If you have notified your…
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Tenants: How to Fund Your Disrepair Claim
We’ve all come across ads that offer tenants facing disrepair in their home a fast and quick solution and the…
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What is conveyancing?
First-time buyers can be surprised by just how much of a process buying a house actually is. Although in an…
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Disrepair Claims: How tenants can take action against their landlord
In this article we break down the difference between bringing a disrepair claim against your Landlord and contacting the Housing…
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Conditional Fee Agreements (CFA) for Disrepair & Breach of Contract
Conditional Fee Agreements (CFAs) can be a cost-effective way of instructing legal representation, especially if you’re on a tighter budget.…
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Legal Requirements for buying a Commercial Property in the U.K.
You’re not alone if you’re interested in buying commercial real estate in the U.K. Widely seen as a secure investment…