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What are interpretations involving lease provisions and rights of the landlord and the tenant of their capacity to have their say on the lease renewals?
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What are the rights of the lessees, the alterations tenant is allowed to do to any of the flat and the construction of under lease concerning the development right
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What is the approximate cost to upgrade a property with an existing rating of D to EPC band B or C?
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What causes condensation and mould, and why are both dangerous to human health?
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What do they look for in a building survey?
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What was the limitation period of the Defective Premises Act 1972 before the Building Safety Act 2022?
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Who can have claims brought against them?
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What are the responsibilities that the parties contract out of regarding statutory obligations that pertain to the repair and maintenance of dwelling houses
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what conflicts arise from the case of Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Ltd [2009] EWLands?
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What are the transportation options available in Salford?
Salford offers a well-connected transportation network. The city has bus services that cover most areas, and the Metrolink tram system provides convenient travel within Salford and connects to neighboring Manchester. Salford is also well-served by train services, and...
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What is the objective of the Building Safety Act 2022?
The Building Safety Act 2022 aims to regulate and fix the responsibility to bear the cost of repairs for the remediation of building safety issues.
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how does The case of Mullaney v Maybourne Grange (Croydon) Management Co [1986] 1 E.G.L.R. 70 deals with the interpretation and enforcement of restrictive covenants in relation to leasehold properties?
The case of Mullaney v Maybourne Grange (Croydon) Management Co [1986] 1 E.G.L.R. 70 is a significant legal case that deals with the interpretation and enforcement of restrictive covenants in relation to leasehold properties.Mr. Mullaney challenged the validity and e...
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Who are the key professionals involved in applying Building Biology principles?
Architects, builders, engineers, designers, and consultants are the key professionals who apply Building Biology principles to new construction and renovation projects.
Read More
What level of insurance commissions is normal at First port and Estates and Management?
In a case due to be heard at Tribunal in January 2024, Brian White alleges that FirstPort imposes charges on leaseholders and threatens late payment fees to discourage challenging insurance premiums. The property concerned is Hollin Bank Court in Blackburn and White...
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I’m happy to host the AGM in my property. Is this possible?
What a lovely idea, just suggest this to your Property Manager.
Read More
How many landlords left the rental market in 2022?
Properties available to rent plunged by 49 percent between March 2019 and March 2022. 53 percent of buy-to-let properties were permanently removed from the private rental market.
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How do you conduct an asset valuation?
The company needs to look at its balance sheet and identify tangible and intangible assets.From the total assets, deduct the total value of the intangible assets.From what is left, deduct the total value of the liabilities.
Read More
How is the case of Oliver v Sheffield City Council [2017] an important decision in UK caselaw that pertains to the duty of care owed by local authorities to protect children in foster care?
The case of Oliver v Sheffield City Council [2017] is an important decision in UK caselaw that pertains to the duty of care owed by local authorities to protect children in foster care.In this instance, a young girl named Poppy was placed in foster care under Sheffie...
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What is forfeiture?
Forfeiture is essentially an action to terminate a lease in accordance with the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Since February 2005 for residential properties it is a requirement to first seek sanction that the proposed act you intend to rely on to forfeit a lease is a...
Read More
What are interpretations involving lease provisions and rights of the landlord and the tenant of their capacity to have their say on the lease renewals?
Pole Properties Limited v Feinberg [1982] 43 P&CR 121 (Court of Appeal)SummaryIn the matter Pole Properties Limited v Feinberg [1982] 43 P&CR 121, the courts had summed interpretations involving lease provisions and rights of the landlord and the tenant of th...
Read More
What are the rights of the lessees, the alterations tenant is allowed to do to any of the flat and the construction of under lease concerning the development right
Roof Development (Hannon v 169 Queen's Gate Limited)SummaryThis is an application relating to a proposed refurbishment development across the roof of a premises by 169 Queen's Gate Limited, the Freeholder, and an affected Mr. Hannon, who is a leaseholder. This applic...
Read More
What is the approximate cost to upgrade a property with an existing rating of D to EPC band B or C?
The cost of upgrading a property with an EPC rating of D to C could be as much as 6,000
Read More
What causes condensation and mould, and why are both dangerous to human health?
The mould associated with condensation is formed by the presence of humidity and moisture in the air and in spaces where there is poor ventilation and/or no heating facilities. The mould is dangerous to health as it can directly affect the respiratory system and caus...
Read More
When did the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 come into force?
The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 came into force on August 1, 2022, after receiving Royal Assent.
Read More
What is the factual position?
There are many gray areas in the Bill, and as more readings happen, the clauses and rules will gain clarity—that is why a wait-and-watch approach is recommended.
Read More
What is the How To Rent guide?
The How To Rent guide is for people renting a home privately under an assured short-hold tenancy, either directly from a landlord or through a letting agency. It advises all tenants on the latest developments in the rental process in the country. It also educates the...
Read More
What do they look for in a building survey?
"With a building survey the customer gets the opportunity to increase the scope, for example: to report on loading and rearrangement of the property for conversion or extension. In general, the report includes details on:Major and minor defects and their meaning,Damp...
Read More
What was the limitation period of the Defective Premises Act 1972 before the Building Safety Act 2022?
Prior to the Building Safety Act 2022, the Defective Premises Act 1972 required claims to be brought within 6 years. The Building Safety Act which received Royal Assent on the 28th April 2022 has now completed all the parliamentary stages in both Houses to become an...
Read More
Who can have claims brought against them?
Claims can be brought against manufacturers of construction products, and all other economic operators (e.g. distributors) in the supply and marketing of construction products. It will depend on which party is responsible for the product being mis-sold, inherently de...
Read More
I can’t attend the AGM meeting. Can I still vote?
Yes. Please complete the Proxy Form and then another attendee can vote on your behalf.
Read More
What are the responsibilities that the parties contract out of regarding statutory obligations that pertain to the repair and maintenance of dwelling houses
The case of Fishbourne Developments Ltd v Stephens [2020] EWCA CivSummaryThe case of Fishbourne Developments Ltd v Stephens [2020] EWCA Civ 1704 is about a dispute between a lease and, in particular, the responsibilities that the parties contract out of regarding sta...
Read More
What are the Top UK BTR hotspots?
Birmingham Build to Rent (BTR)London Build to Rent (BTR)Liverpool Build to Rent (BTR)Bristol Build to Rent (BTR)Manchester Build to Rent (BTR)Leeds Build to Rent (BTR)Leicster Build to Rent (BTR)Newcastle upon Tyne Build to Rent (BTR)Southampton Build to Rent (BTR)No...
Read More
what conflicts arise from the case of Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Ltd [2009] EWLands?
The case of Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Ltd [2009] EWLands is a notable legal case that deals with disputes arising from leasehold properties and the interpretation and enforcement of lease agreements.In this case, the defendant, 36 Gensing Road Ltd, was sued by the cl...
Read More
How do I apply to the Tribunal for an appointed property manager?
To apply to the tribunal for an appointed property manager, you would generally follow these steps:- Review the eligibility criteria: Familiarize yourself with the specific eligibility requirements for applying to the tribunal for an appointed property manager. Th...
Read More
When did the nutrient neutrality regulations come into effect?
The nutrient neutrality laws came into force after a ruling by the European Court of Justice in 2019.
Read More
The Agent is demanding 5,000 of me in July for a new roof, I have had no say over this what so ever, is this a correct way of dealing with things, can I then pay this in installments.
You do have a say, any demand over 250 for any 1 service charge payer must be subject to statutory section 20 consultation (up to 3 notices of 30 days each) the notices are 'statutory consultation' and you have 30 days to make observations, all such observations MUST...
Read More
What Will the Infrastructure Levy Replace?
The Infrastructure Levy will replace CIL, Section 106, and affordable housing contributions with a single flat-rate levy.
Read More
What to expect while living in Wembley?
Living in Wembley is a highly satisfying experience as it has many amenities and excellent transportation facilities. The food, music, and entertainment scene is buzzing too.
Read More
How many TDS tenancy deposit disputes were there in 2021 to 2022?
31,000 adjudications up from the previous year. Only clear and regular communication can mitigate instances of disputes between the landlords and the tenants.
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