The King’s Speech – Leasehold Reform on the Horizon?
Amy Fletcher considers the latest update from the Kings Speech on 7th Nov 2023.
Housing Recoveries
Case Study: Trespassers
Senior Associate Solicitor Gemma Hackett and Trainee Solicitor Olivia McAllister recently acted for our client when one of their properties was occupied by trespassers.
Knock, Knock, Who’s There? Not the Renters’ Reform Bill …
The latest news on the progress of the Bill
Tenant Deposits: A Handy Guide For Landlords
Don’t slip up when it comes to handling tenant deposits! Here is our guide to assist Landlords through the process.
Delay on Evictions
Trainee Solicitor, Olivia McCallister, on breaking news that London evictions have been halted.
At Long Last and Hot Off the Press! Publication of the Renters’ Reform Bill
The long-awaited Renters’ Reform Bill was finally published today.
Renters’ Reform Bill: Legislation Delayed Again?
Those involved in the UK rental market were hit with further news of delay this week.
Greenhalgh Kerr Successful in Seeking Judgment Following a Disputed Part 55 Claim
Greenhalgh Kerr were successful in seeking Judgment together with legal costs and interest following a disputed Part 55 claim seeking repossession of a property together with rental arrears that had been accruing for over six months.
Obligations of Local Authority Housing Association Landlords
What duties does a landlord have to their tenants in regard to maintenance?
Brief insight: Landlord obligations following the implementation of Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016
On 01 December 2022, the long-awaited Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 came into effect across Wales. The legislation was the biggest shake-up in housing law in Wales since the Housing Act 1988.
