Sometimes the commute can be a welcome break from having tasks to do – no reason to feel guilty about not cleaning the flat!
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The short-term lettings market is big business and far from being the reserve of large portfolio property investors.
A leaseholder is generally required to pay various charges under the terms of their lease, such as service charges and ground rent.
On 24 May 2021 the Court of Appeal handed down its judgment in the case of Keith Vernon Gell v 32 St John’s Road (Eastbourne) Management Co.
A building being listed is a celebration of that building’s architectural and cultural value.
As the lockdown restrictions are lifted I imagine many will be clamouring for the release of the outside world.
Charles Jamieson, Solicitor at Bishop & Sewell has been asked to write about what makes ‘good customer service’.
One of the most difficult elements of landlord and tenant law founds itself within the most vital document – the lease.
What should a leaseholder who is thinking about a lease extension or enfranchisement do in the light of these proposals for reform?
Lee Stafford, Partner with the Dispute Resolution department at Bishop & Sewell, talks us through this important case.