Many leaseholders are experiencing substantial increases in the service charges demanded by their landlord.
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Known as the “Hound of Holborn” to the property community, Charlie Davidson is a Senior Associate in Bishop & Sewell LLP’s highly regarded residential property team. He deals with a wide range of legal matters involving complex and/or high value property matters in London and the Home Counties. A building…
Mark Chick of Bishop & Sewell on FAQ’s. The 2024 Act made it onto the statute books on 24th May 2024, just two days after the election announcement and as the final session of this parliament was brought to a close. Here, Mark Chick of Bishop & Sewell sets out…
In this article, Chris and Mark outline the Right to Manage, explaining what it is and how the process works.
Mark Chick, Bishop & Sewell’s Senior Partner, considers the details behind the headlines – and what might be next.
Source: Bishop & Sewell The Supreme Court of The United Kingdom is to hear the case of A1 Properties (Sunderland) Ltd v Tudor Studios RTM Company Ltd on 8 February 2024 (“the Appeal”). The Appeal is only the second case where The Supreme Court has granted permission to appeal in a “leapfrog…
There has been a fair amount of legislative change proposed recently that will be of relevance to leaseholders and freeholders!
There have been numerous reforms, and a great deal of talk about future changes, since the Government announced that it was going to tackle the question of reforming leasehold ownership.
The proposal for a Leasehold and Freehold Bill in the King’s Speech on 7 November 2023 demonstrates an ongoing and determined commitment by the government to reform of the residential leasehold sector – and for leaseholders and freeholders, there are immediate questions and considerations.
This month I have been asked to discuss ‘disputes’ in the realm of landlord and tenant law. Simply put: where would you like to start?