Introduction to forms of dispute resolution such as mediation, arbitration and adjudication.
Outline of applying to the Leasehold Valuation Tribunal, save for valuation applications.
Understand the key things you should know about your lease. If you are a purchaser, this can help make sure your solicitor has covered all of these points and explained them clearly to you.
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Explains what shared ownership leasehold is and how it works.
The overwhelming majority of shared ownership leases provide that the leaseholder can purchase additional shares in a maximum of three stages until they own 100% of the property. The term used to describe the leaseholder’s right to purchase additional shares is called staircasing.
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