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Property fraud can come in many shapes and sizes however one known area of fraud which is on the rise…

The new government have promised to build 1.5 million new homes over the next five years. These ambitious plans will…

In the realm of property ownership, the concept of an absentee freeholder can present a unique set of challenges for…

What are the options for a commercial landlord when faced with non payment of rent or other breaches of a…

The law surrounding cohabitating partners is a minefield and the unfortunate reality is that when such relationships break down, disputes…

There was concern by Tenant organisations, that perfectly well-behaved paying tenants were being forced out by landlords….

The Construction Act imposes statutory implied terms into all construction contracts including payment terms and a right to adjudicate….

Confusion as to whether leasehold “tenant owners” of flats who are acquiring a full interest via the shared ownership route…

In 2019 the Conservative Party’s 2019 manifesto promised to ban such evictions, which have now become widely known as ‘no-fault…

There are two main areas of law which can lead to the liability of one party not dealing with or…

Adverse possession is also called “squatters rights”, and it has been the subject of controversy, however, it is not as…

The Ministry of Justice announce its plans to impose compulsory civil mediation for all proceedings allocated to the small claims…