Date: Wednesday 2nd October Time: 3.30pm registration for a 4.00pm start Venue: British Library, St Pancras, London Social Landlord Housing Management: The Latest Developments in Anti-Social Behaviour and the ‘Bedroom Tax’ If you are a Social Landlord, keeping on top of the latest developments is essential. There will be a lot of changes especially with
If so, this evening seminar is a one-stop knowledge shop – tailored just for you. Many first-timers make the mistake of thinking it’s all over once the sale has been agreed. Not so; that’s only half-time. We’ll take you through the whole process in easy stages: from finding a property and applying for a mortgage
You may be familiar with the case of Superstrike Ltd v Marino Rodrigues through our blog, newspaper editorials, our seminars or through the Property and Housing press generally. It has once again produced uncertainty for Landlords as to when deposits need to be registered and made them vulnerable to claims for non-compliance. Claims will be for three
The Claimant Ablethird Ltd (in Administration) owned a number of amusement arcades and properties in the West London area. Prince Evans represented Ms Marczak who had been employed by the Claimant since February 2004 as an area manager. In late 2005 the Claimant informed Ms Marczak that she could live in a property owned by
The High Court has dismissed a challenge brought by a group of disabled people against the changes to social housing benefit cuts for residents who have a spare bedroom known as the controversial ‘bedroom tax’ and have a disability. The ruling following a 3 day hearing in May, is a significant set back for those
