Mark Chick, Bishop & Sewell’s Senior Partner, considers the details behind the headlines – and what might be next.
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Following the introduction of the Building Safety Act, managers of high-rise residential buildings should be aware of their legal obligations.
How ground rent changes have come about, what it means for prospective leaseholders, and why current leaseholders can hold out hope.
To bring you up to date, we’ll be outlining the changes that have been made in the leasehold sector from 2017 to now.
On 27 February 2024, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill passed through its Report Stage and its Third Reading in the House of Commons.
In this short article, the team at specialist JB Leitch solicitors highlight some of the most recent and significant updates.
Source: Bishop & Sewell The Supreme Court of The United Kingdom is to hear the…
There has been a fair amount of legislative change proposed recently that will be of relevance to leaseholders and freeholders!
This article takes a brief look at the parliamentary road ahead for the Bill and suggests a few key points for clients to consider.
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.