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Events
Manage Your Block
A new national event tailored to the specific needs of members of Residential Management Companies, Private Residents’ Associations, Right to Manage Companies and Managing Agents. LEASE advisers will be attending the event, providing free advice surgeries. For more information visit the event website at www.manageyourblock.net. |
LEASE Conference 2010
Almost 300 attendees at LEASE’s 2010 Annual Conference saw the Master of the Rolls, Lord Neuberger, reflect on his life in the law and in particular leasehold law and its development. The conference went on to discuss in more detail the issues that arise for property owners, managers, valuers, lawyers and lessees living with the current legislation, which delegates accept is unlikely to be consolidated or simplified in the foreseeable future, given the Government’s busy legislative timetable. There is therefore a continuing need for events such as this to help people involved in residential leasehold keep abreast of the law that applies to them.
The conference also saw delegates entertained and informed by presentations from Cadogan Estate CEO Hugh Seaborn and Allsop’s Gary Murphy on the impact of leasehold reform; while investor Dorrington’s Trevor Moross highlighted the growing numbers of lessee-freeholders and managers in England and Wales, and explored how we might learn from the French experience of co-propriété in France. Lively Q&A sessions throughout the day and a choice of themed workshops enabled delegates to share their own experiences and to raise issues of particular interest to them.
Speakers at LEASE conferences consistently include some of the best thinkers in residential leasehold, representing property owners, managers and lessees. We look at the current issues, based on the feedback we get from lessees and property professionals who contact our team of specialists and consult our content-rich website throughout the year. Property professionals in particular find the conference to be useful and the Law Society has formally recognised attendance as valid CPD.
The 2011 LEASE Conference is scheduled for 13th May 2011, so put the date in your diary now.