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When your tenant just won't let go...

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Forfeiture is a powerful weapon for a landlord. One breach and the tenant can be booted out. But...

There's always a way

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If you have a right of way over neighbouring land and you stop using it for a long period of...

Vince v Wyatt - The importance of financial orders upon divorce

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If ever a case was to highlight the importance of ensuring all financial matters are finalised at...

Putting a value on 33 years of cohabitation

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The Court of Appeal has recently awarded a cohabitee a 25% beneficial interest in a property...

Break or bust

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Conditional break clauses continue to haunt tenants. Once again, a tenant has been stung by...

Warning To Landlords - Do Not Delay Tenant's Requests

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Paul Engelbrecht, Commercial Property Solicitor in Cheltenham advises that Landlords must think...

No contract, no problem!

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The judgment in the recent case of Rendlesham Estates Plc v Barr Limited illustrates how the...

Taking no notice

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It is not often that someone can say that they got lucky in the highest court in the land. But Mr...

Press verses Privacy in Divorce Cases

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Jennifer Allen, Director within the family team of Hughes Paddison, reports on a recent attempt...

Promises not forgotten

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The Court of Appeal has ruled that a cohabitee was entitled to a slice of the equity in a...

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