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Property Patter: Mythbusters

Common misconceptions around property disputes

To ease you gently into the summer, the Real Estate Disputes Team takes a look at some common myths or misunderstandings when it comes to property. For example, what’s wrong with a landlord changing the locks on a defaulting residential tenant and why is it that an email alone may not be enough to terminate a tenancy? 

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Meet the team

Our thinking

  • Golden Brick Reform – a gap in the budget?

    Anna Donnelly

    Quick Reads

  • What constitutes “possession” and its importance (and relevance) for correctly calculating your SDLT liability

    Pippa Clifford

    Insights

  • Building Safety for Higher Risk Buildings – How is the Regulatory Regime bedding in?

    Kate Knox

    Insights

  • Navigating the Digital Services Act and Online Safety Act: A Quick Guide for Digital Platform Providers on the need to police content

    Dillon Ravikumar

    Quick Reads

  • Retail Collection – Episode 1: URBN

    Ilona Bateson

    Podcasts

  • Obtaining civil remedies in criminal cases: the UAE, Switzerland and France

    James Colautti

    Insights

  • The Halloween Budget – will wealth creators be spooked?

    Dominic Lawrance

    Insights

  • Transatlantic shockwaves herald sea change in UK tax treatment of US-connected individuals

    Sangna Chauhan

    Insights

  • Charles Russell Speechlys advises Lovett Care on its acquisition of New Care

    David Coates

    News

  • Property Patter: What does the Budget mean for property?

    Emma Humphreys

    Podcasts

  • Budget 2024 - IHT winners and losers

    Julia Cox

    Quick Reads

  • Charles Russell Speechlys advises The Nero Group on its acquisition of coffee brand 200 Degrees

    Keir Gordon

    News

  • Community Infrastructure Levy – a reminder on commencement notices

    Sadie Pitman

    Quick Reads

  • The reform of litigation funding edges closer as CJC report is published

    James Walton

    Insights

  • Sophie Dworetzsky writes for Tax Journal on the proposed new foreign income and gains (FIG) regime announced in the UK budget

    Sophie Dworetzsky

    In the Press

  • The Financial Times and Bloomberg quote Dominic Lawrance on the implications of the changes to the non-dom regime announced in the UK Budget

    Dominic Lawrance

    In the Press

  • Housebuilder Highlights of Labour’s first budget

    Nick Burt

    Quick Reads

  • Autumn budget - Capital Gains Tax increase and divorce settlements

    Sarah Higgins

    Quick Reads

  • Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 - further amendments to the BSA 2022

    Oliver Park

    Insights

  • Employee Ownership Trusts – where are we now post-Budget?

    Lewis Currie

    Quick Reads

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