Buying a listed property can bring with it unique challenges and responsibilities that you must be aware of.
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If you own a leasehold property, you are usually responsible for maintaining the internal parts of your flat.
The Government remains committed to dismantling what it terms “the feudal leasehold system” and making commonhold a viable alternative.
We now have more of an idea of the timelines for the implementation of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act (‘LFRA’).
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal in a landmark ruling in the case of A1 Properties (Sunderland) Ltd v Tudor Studios RTM Company Ltd [2024] UKSC 27 (‘the Appeal’).
Mark Chick, Senior Partner and Joint Head of Landlord & Tenant at Bishop & Sewell considers the increase in disposals.
Many leaseholders are experiencing substantial increases in the service charges demanded by their landlord.
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.