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The Renters (Reform) Bill – What you need to know
In the last few weeks, the long-awaited Renters (Reform) Bill was published by the Government and introduced to Parliament.
How Does The Coronavirus Act 2020 Affect My Tenancy Agreement?
Understanding the changes to eviction proceedings during the pandemic
Property Litigation team are recognised in The Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners
Dean Wilson LLP has once again been recognised as leaders in their field in the South of England for their work in Property Litigation.
Leasehold Flats – Developing The Basement. Who Owns The Sub-Soil?
As populations grow and the well documented squeeze on housing supply in cities comes into sharper focus, property owners will look for increasingly creative…
Are You Affected by the Taylor Wimpey Ground Rent Review Assistance Scheme?
Understanding the Taylor Wimpey ground rent review assistance scheme
Dean Wilson LLP Recognised as Specialists by The Legal 500
Dean Wilson continue to be recognised as experts in the South East by the Legal 500 which has been published this month.
Can a Lessee Challenge the Cost of Improvements in Their Service Charge?
Lessees can be asked to pay significant amounts of money towards major works to their buildings, the costs likely incurred in the course of carrying out…
Dean Wilson LLP to Attend Leasehold 2017 on 1st March 2017
The Landlord and Tenant team from Dean Wilson LLP will be attending Leasehold 2017 on 1st March, a cross sector event for professionals servicing the leasehold…
Is a Tenant Able to Challenge a Freeholder’s Fee for Giving “Retrospective” Consent to Alterations?
A recent Upper Tribunal decision has provided useful guidance where a freeholder seeks to charge a fee for providing retrospective consent to alterations to a…