We are delighted to start the year with another 'Westminster Briefing' with Tessa Shepperson and Sean Hooker. Find out more about recent legal changes and what is in the wind for landlords and … [Read more...]
Land Law, a bit of history, and the two estates in land
Foundations of landlord and tenant law - part 1 Land law is pretty complicated. The subject matter, land, is, after all, both very important and limited. There may be a few bits at the edge of the … [Read more...]
Landlord Law Blog Roundup from 10th April
I hope you are all enjoying the holiday. Apart from this roundup we are taking a break and so there was no post on Friday and we won't be doing one on Monday either. Back to the salt mines on … [Read more...]
Residential Possession Proceedings by Gary Webber and Daniel Dovar
Ben has often referred in this blog to the book 'Defending Possession Proceedings' from LAG as being the last word on the subject, but I have always had a sneaking preference for Gary Webbers … [Read more...]
The top five legal mistakes made by landlords – how many have you made?
These are things that come up time and time again. 1. Fixed terms have to be six months or a year No! You can have a fixed term for any period of time you want. The main significance of different … [Read more...]
Foundations in Landlord and tenant law – summing it all up
Well here we are at the end of the series. If you have read it all, I hope you enjoyed it and that you now have a better idea of how things work. I started the series initially because I wanted … [Read more...]