Introduction to forms of dispute resolution such as mediation, arbitration and adjudication.
Outline of applying to the Leasehold Valuation Tribunal, save for valuation applications.
Estate agents must tell you anything important that may affect your decision to buy. There are two main ways of...
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This podcast is a conversation with Roger Hardwick, a solicitor and partner at Brethertons. Roger’s sole focus is residential leasehold...
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.
Your estate agent must tell you anything significant that may affect your decision whether to buy a flat. There are...
Leases can typically vary in length, for example, 99 years, 125 years or even 999 years. It is the names of the original landlord and leaseholder that appear in the lease and they remain so even as the property that the lease represents is sold on over those 99, 125 or 99 years.
The new leaseholder’s name will be shown as the owner of the property at Land Registry which is a public register, not in the lease itself.
LEASE is governed by a board, appointed as individuals by the Secretary of State for the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government.
