The short-term lettings market is big business and far from being the reserve of large portfolio property investors.
Browsing: Case Law
If a landlord wanted to carry out major works to a block that would cost any one leaseholder over £250, all leaseholders must be consulted.
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.
Lee Stafford, Partner with the Dispute Resolution department at Bishop & Sewell, talks us through this important case.
Charles Jamieson of Bishop & Sewell, discusses the complex nature of regaining possession of a property during the pandemic.
JB Leitch considers the Defective Premises Act (DPA) 1972 to seek a remedy in cases relating to defects and suitably safe habitation.
Phil Parkinson, Legal Director at specialist property solicitors JB Leitch, considers the complexities of VAT for on-site staff.
Charles Jamieson from Bishop & Sewell discusses the part prejudice may have to play in Tribunal decision making.
Katie Edwards from JB Leitch, looks at recent case law to provide advice and clarification on the process of consultation.
Katie Edwards and Phil Parkinson of JB Leitch, provide a cautionary tale for landlords on the need to provide communication with insurers.