A new business eager to get off the ground, particularly in the lead up to Christmas, may also be too eager to get into their new premises to bother with the legal formalities of a lease before they go in. However, a Landlord who allows a new Tenant to occupy their premises in this way,
“As you were and use common sense.” The Court of Appeal has found in the case of Francis -v- Phillips that: The requirement to consult with tenants concerning Major or “Qualifying Works” will only take effect when the landlord wishes to carry out a major building project or a discrete set of Qualifying Works, which
There is currently a Government planning consultation on, amongst other things, the deemed discharge of planning conditions. As developers are very much aware, unnecessary delays in the discharge of planning conditions can cause significant problems. To address this, the Government is seeking enabling powers to introduce the deemed discharge of certain planning conditions in the
DATE: MONDAY 24TH NOVEMBER TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION FOR A 6PM START VENUE: EALING GOLF CLUB, PERIVALE LANE, GREENFORD, UB6 8TS The law makers are beavering away with new legislation to both assist and to restrict landlords, with the aim of improving standards in the private rented sector. This free Residential Lettings seminar is a golden
As a landlord you have managed to evict the tenant. You would think the job is over, but the tenant still owes you money for rent arrears; what can you do? The problem for landlords is if the tenant genuinely does not have any money he will not be able to pay you. Landlords need
