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Emma Humphreys
Coronavirus Act 2020 has now been further extended until 31 December 2020.
Laura Bushaway
Would disconnecting the electricity supply to business premises constitute a breach of the covenant for quiet enjoyment?
Oliver Park
Oliver Park writes for Lexis®PSL on the recent court decision regarding Ainscough v Ainscough.
Emma Humphreys and Miriam Seitler offer guidance on the prospect of modifying a restrictive covenant once development has taken place.
The Tribunal refused to discharge or modify a restrictive covenant which prevented a house being built in front of a certain building line.
David Haines
Our recent bite-sized webinars discussing legal issues for surveyors and property managers are available here.
Lauren Fraser
The Law Commission says that adopting its proposed changes will make commonhold not only a viable alternative, but a preferable one.
Rachel Morrish
Landlords can serve section 21 notice to terminate shorthold tenancies as long as gas safety certificate is given to tenants beforehand.
How to avoid a breach of mutual enforceability covenant when planning any alterations on a flat?
Georgina Muskett
Where the operator is seeking to exercise rights which are time-limited, the imposition of interim Code rights will suffice.
Can section 82 of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 enable an RTM company to serve an information notice on a third party?
A property guardian arrangement is usually made with a company which in turn grants rights to individuals to live in a vacant property.