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Holiday Lettings: Profit or Loss?
If you own a freehold property and short term lettings and
Double Jeopardy: A Warning from North of the Border to Letting Agents in England and Wales
In a landmark ruling in July this year, a letting agency in Scotland has become the first to be successfully prosecuted by North Ayrshire Council’s Trading…
Prescribed Information Invalidly Executed by Company Landlord
In the case of Bali v Manaquel Company Limited heard in April 2016, a tenant successfully defeated his landlord’s claim for possession on a technicality;…
Landlord and Tenant Newsletter April 2016
Please click here for the Landlord and Tenant Department’s April 2016 newsletter f
Buy To Let Challenges
Is Buy to Let losing its appeal? Dean Wilson delivers a seminar on the current issues facing Residential Landlords.
Welcome News for Landlords on Recovering Costs of Proceedings
In Chaplair v Kumari [2015] the Court of Appeal has confirmed that unless there is a good reason to the contrary, a landlord that brings a claim on the small…
Break Notices – a Term Will Not Be Implied to Refund the Excess Rent Following the Break
Case Study: Lessons Learned from a Break Notice Dispute
The Housing and Planning Bill 2015-16 – Impact to Landlord and Tenants
This Bill is currently in its final stages and is one step away from receiving Royal Assent.