From landlord and tenant lawyer Tessa Shepperson
My tenancy agreements all have a space on them for the tenant and the landlords signature to be witnessed and state that they are signed as a deed. But is this really necessary? Under section 52 … [Read more...]
Foundations of landlord and tenant law – part 2 Often people want to own property together. For example: A husband and wife may own their house jointly Business partners may own the lease for … [Read more...]
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