Disclaimer: what does this mean for a landlord?
In the circumstances of tenant liquidation, a liquidator can disclaim the lease; this is a renunciation of the liability of the liquidator (i.e. the tenant in liquidation) and applies in
Free Seminar: Business Tenants have Rights too…
Free Seminar: Business Tenants have Rights too… DATE: TUESDAY 16TH JULY TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION FOR A 6PM START VENUE: EALING GOLF CLUB, PERIVALE LANE, GREENFORD, UB6 8TS …and in many
Tenant Deposit Scheme Applicable When Fixed Term Tenancy Becomes Periodic
A Landlord can only serve a valid Notice under Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 requiring possession of a property if any deposit paid has been registered. This applies
Does a landlord have a right of entry to commercial premises to carry out repairs, where a tenant in breach has failed to do so?
The answer is surely a simple one! Unfortunately not; this area of law is uncertain. The first point to make is that faced with uncertainty, it is extremely important for
Qualifying Works
“High Court finds the £250.00 limit for “qualifying works” applies to all works carried out in a year not limited to specific projects” In Phillips and Goddard -v- Francis the
WHAT IS A LEASE?
Under English Law, almost all flats are sold on a Leasehold basis and houses, in most cases, will be Freehold. The legal side of buying a property can be confusing
Residential Service Charges
There have been recent cases which emphasise the importance of ensuring that the terms of the lease are properly considered in relation to service charge collection and that statutory requirements
A New Business – Tenant’s Guide to Leasing Commercial Property
At this stage, your business concept is already complete, any company formed (if applicable) and you now need to secure a property from which to trade. Although each particular transaction