Costs are rarely awarded in tribunal proceedings. As a general rule, each party bears their own legal costs, aside from limited tribunal fees. However, where a tribunal finds that a party has acted unreasonably, it...
When purchasing a Residential Park Home, many people overlook the importance of seeking expert advice. Some believe or get told it’s unnecessary, or even a waste of money. However, a recent case involving four Homeowners...
In recent years, there has been a noticeable increase in disputes concerning utility costs where park homeowners receive their electricity and non-bottled gas via the site owner, rather than directly from a utility supplier. Historically,...
Case note: Out of the woods and onto the Register – a successful claim for possession and title to woodland. Kayleigh Bloomfield of St Johns Chambers and Thomas Lewis of WBW Solicitors acted for the successful Claimants in a claim for possession and...
As the cost-of-living crisis continues, more and more tenants are unable to afford their rent and are falling into arrears. This can be financially devastating for landlords, especially if mortgage rates are biting hard. If...
A right of way is a legal right to travel over land belonging to someone else. The right may be a right of way on foot only or it might be a right on foot...
Thomas Lewis of WBW instructing Robin Howard of 3PB, who acted for the successful Claimant, provides the following case note: Facts In 1938 Captain Quelch purchased cottages in Ilsington, Devon, including 1 - 3 St...
Living in a privately owned block of flats where communal areas and shared facilities are managed on your behalf can work really well, but what happens when those responsible for looking after your building fail...
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...
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....
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...
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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