Lease Extensions for Tenants with Unresponsive Landlords

Lease Extensions When the Landlord Is Missing or Does Not Respond

As a Tenant, you may want a longer lease to increase marketability of your property Under the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (LRHUDA 1993) you can request a new lease for a...

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What To Do if You Receive an Adverse Possession Claim

What To Do if You Receive an Adverse Possession Claim

Isolated land that is not regularly inspected can sometimes be appropriated without anyone noticing. Farmland is particularly susceptible, as are remote areas of woodland and scrubland within large rural estates, but it can happen anywhere....

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A neighbour has caused my property to flood. What can I do?

A neighbour has caused my property to flood. What can I do?

The risk of flooding in England and Wales is increasing year on year and exposing millions of homeowners to the possibility of property damage and the consequent misery that this causes.  In some cases, there...

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Park Home Dispute

Understanding Park Home Inheritance: What Happens When You Die

Homeowners often ask what happens with their home if they die.  Here, Tim Selley, explains how the Mobile Homes Act helps. The legislation in essence creates two different scenarios: Where a joint owner survives, or...

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Tenancy liability explained for guarantors of student accommodation

Tenancy liability explained for guarantors of student accommodation

Leaving the relatively safe University provided accommodation into the hard world of private rentals raises important issues. Parents will often be required to guarantee their children’s liabilities under the tenancy agreement. That can be a...

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buying the freehold of flats

Collective enfranchisement – buying the freehold of flats

Many may not be aware that leaseholders living in a block of flats have had the right to purchase the freehold of their building as a group since 1993. This can provide the leaseholders with...

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pandemic rent arrears

Commercial property pandemic rent arrears – where are we now?

Commercial Tenants are protected from eviction until 25 March 2022 if the Tenant is in arrears. The Government have introduced a Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill, which will establish a legally-binding arbitration process for Landlords and...

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New Dispute Resolution Partner, Kate Maslen, joins WBW Solicitors Exmouth office

WBW Solicitors & Financial Planners in Exmouth have recently welcomed a new Solicitor & Partner to their Dispute Resolution team. Kate Maslen joined the firm in September 2021 and is based in the Exmouth office...

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Dispute Resolution: Tips for the best outcome

There may well be a time in your life where you need help, support and advice because you are involved in a dispute. Thomas Lewis, Associate in our dispute resolution department shares his top tips...

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signing contract dispute

Dealing with contract disputes – by Justin Osborne

Falling out with someone you do business with because of a contract dispute can be emotionally draining, costly and time-consuming.  Sometimes there is a complete breakdown in trust which makes it impossible for you to...

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landlord breaching commercial lease

Options when your landlord breaches a commercial lease – by Thomas Lewis

Under a typical commercial lease, the landlord has fewer obligations than the tenant but they are significant: maintaining and insuring the building, providing services and not interfering with the tenant’s right to occupy.  Any breach...

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white fence boundary dispute

Solving a boundary dispute without going to court – by Stephanie Wintle

Homeowners who feel that a boundary at their property is not where it should be, or that a neighbour’s extension goes over an existing boundary line, could go to court to have the dispute determined....

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