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A recent legal case highlights the importance of ascertaining the true nature of any terms in any heads of terms…

Estate Rentcharges enable Rentowners to recover the costs of maintaining any privately shared areas, roads and services from the owners…

The Leasehold Reform received Royal Assent on 7 February 2022 and forms a part of the government’s wider reform of…

The increase of APP fraud over the course of the pandemic has lead to a total loss of £207.8 million…

A caveat is a written notice given by someone which alerts the probate registry not to issue a grant of…

An option agreement is where a prospective buyer enters into an agreement with a landowner for the right to buy…

The shared ownership scheme is a government initiative first launched in the 1980’s with the aim of helping first-time buyers…

The government reveal new plan to make developers and companies pay to fix the cladding crisis stemming from the Grenfell…

A tenant who wants to assign (transfer) their lease must check its terms to see whether or not this is…

Are you buying or selling a property affected by Japanese knotweed? Or perhaps you have bought a house that since…

There are two routes to extending a lease. In this article we explain the pros and cons of a non…

Property Solicitors must be alert to ‘alarm bells’ during property transactions and carry out rigorous due diligence to ensure the…