The Government published ‘COVID-19 and renting: guidance for landlords, tenants and local authorities’ on 28 March 2020. This guidance gives details of measures to help renters during the current Coronavirus...
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A Nation of Renters Britain is fast becoming a nation of renters. Recent changes to the rental market have been dominating the news and creating new implications for tenants and...
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What should I do if a neighbour blocks my right of way? The first step is to check the title documents for your property to see if you have a...
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Physical boundaries are not always legal boundaries Often with property transactions purchasers assume the boundaries shown on plans attached to the Deeds or Registered Title show the actual boundaries that...
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When someone owes you money and your only option left is to issue court proceedings Catherine Green, Litigation Partner, explains what you should consider first; Before starting court proceedings it...
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Catherine Green, Litigation Partner explains what you should consider when taking action against defamation. Word of mouth is a powerful marketing tool but when someone starts spreading damaging untruths that...
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Stamp Duty Holiday: How Does it Work and How Will it Affect Homebuyers?
Yesterday the Chancellor announced a welcomed ‘holiday’ on stamp duty payments expected to save homebuyers an average of £4,500 and help keep the property market moving. Under the changes announced,...
Acting as an attorney or deputy and making monetary gifts when someone has lost mental capacity
Janine Guthrie examines gifting as a deputy or attorney when someone has lost capacity. When can you make gifts if you have been appointed as an attorney or deputy? Generally,...
What does the property market look like this summer?
Karmen Waldron, Head of Residential Property at WSP Solicitors looks at the journey the property market has been on since March and how things will look this summer. The day...
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