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Assured Shorthold Tenancies – Changes to Regulations
What You Need to Know About Changes to Assured Shorthold Tenancies Regulations
Is a Missing Freeholder Creating Issues for the Management of Your Building?
Exploring the Legal and Financial Consequences of a Missing Freeholder
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.
Dean Wilson LLP to Partner With Sussex University in Community Legal Advice Initiative
Learn more about Housing Law Clinic that provides free legal advice to members of the public
Buying the Freehold – Who Gets to Keep the Communal Garden?
On collectively purchasing the freehold to a building, the group of leaseholders will need to carefully consider which other areas to include in the claim,…
Leaseholders’ Claim to Acquire Freehold of Parking Spaces Defeated
On collectively buying the freehold of a block, leaseholders will often want to acquire the freehold of parking spaces, gardens and other property outside of…
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…
NEW SECTION 8 NOTICE FROM 1 DECEMBER 2016
The Immigration Act 2016 has introduced a new mandatory ground for possession where a tenant or occupier does not have a right to rent.
Right To Rent Guidance Comes Into Force 1 December 2016
Landlords will be familiar with the Immigration Act 2014 which made it an offence for Landlords to let residential property to adults who are disqualified as a…