Two recent cases that deal with the relationship between a landlord and tenant will be of interest to clients that act as either commercial or residen...
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'Cowboy' Will Writers Update
Consumers are being warned about an influx of unregulated will writers attempting to invade the country’s legal service market.
The ‘cowboy writers’ are causing a series of problems throughout the sectors, with the Law Society warning the public to be careful of invalid wills and writers falsely installing themselves as executors on estates.
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June 2010 Budget - Private Client Focus
This checklist summarises the most important private client tax announcements in the June 2010 Bud...
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Implication of the increase to the AST rent threshold
From 1 October 2010, legislation will come into force in England that increases the annual rent th...
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Code For Home Builders Scheme
The Code for Home Builders Scheme (the Code) came into force on 1 April 2010 and applies in Englan...
Read more...Children the real cost of divorce
The ‘vindictive methods’ of divorcing couples are severely affecting the children left behind, new research has suggested.
(Still) No.1 for Commercial Property
The "largest and most in depth survey of the UK legal market" lists kenneth elliott + rowe solicitors as the number one tier firm in Essex for Com...
Opposition to Lease Renewal – Redevelopment Ground
Commercial landlords looking to oppose the renewal of a commercial lease which has the protection of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 ('LTA 1954') on ...
Stamp Duty Exemption Ends on 31st December 2009
The current exemption from Stamp Duty for residential property up to £175,000 ends on 31st December 2009.
Divorce Renegotiations and the Recession
The drop in property and investments values has increased the amount of solicitors being asked to renegotiate divorce settlements, as ex-partners look...
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