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New Landlord Guidance - Understanding the Government's Damp and Mould warning
In his latest monthly Q&A, Property Litigator Will Bartley highlights the importance of the new guidance for private and social landlords regarding...
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Landlords' intention to redevelop - Ground F
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (the Act) provides tenants of commercial premises (exclusions apply) a right to renew their lease when the initial...
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Farm Business Tenancy – How do I bring it to an end?
A landlord under a Farm Business Tenancy (FBT) might wish to bring the tenancy to an end for a number of reasons. For example, they may wish to...
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Developers - Beware your Neighbours’ Right to Light
What are your neighbours' rights and what may be the consequences of an infringement? A property can acquire a right to receive light through its...
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Business landlord update: lifting of the ban on forfeiture (re-entry) in England
One of the most powerful remedies available to a landlord of commercial (non-residential use) property is the right of re-entry, described in leases...
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