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What is a Section 146 notice and how does lease forfeiture work?
A Section 146 notice is the first formal step a landlord can take to forfeit a lease for breach. If you are a leaseholder served with a Section 146 notice, you have important ...
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What is a Section 26 notice and how does commercial lease renewal work?
For commercial tenants, the right to renew a business lease is one of the most valuable rights conferred by the ...
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What Are Property Searches and Why Do They Matter in a Dispute?
Property searches are enquiries made of various public bodies and registers to obtain information about a property that ...
Property Law
How to enforce a restrictive covenant against a neighbour
Restrictive covenants are clauses in a property's deeds or transfer documents that limit what the owner can do with the ...
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What Is a Service Charge Dispute and How Do Leaseholders Challenge One?
Service charges are amounts paid by leaseholders to their landlord or management company toward the cost of ...
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What Is an Easement and How Can It Affect Your Property?
An easement is a legal right that allows one property owner to use part of another person's land for a specific ...
Property Law
What Is a Dilapidations Claim and How Do You Dispute One?
A dilapidations claim arises at the end of a commercial lease when a landlord claims that the tenant has failed to ...
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Hiring a barrister directly without a solicitorWhat is Direct Access and can I instruct a barrister without a solicitor?
Most people do not know they can hire a barrister directly. This guide explains what Direct Access is and when it makes sense to use it.
Barrister vs solicitor: what is the difference and when do you need each?
They are both qualified lawyers but they do different things. This guide breaks down the distinction in plain English.
How much does a barrister cost and how are fees calculated?
Pricing is the most common question we receive. This guide gives honest, indicative cost ranges by case type and hearing.