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• The impact of COVID-19 on Landlord and Tenant legislation

  

  06 Apr, 2020 Posted By: Abigail Whelan

  You will probably be aware from the various government announcements over the past few days and weeks, that one of the steps they have taken has been to bring in emergency legislation to stop landlords from evicting tenants during this present crisis. Where a tenancy is an Assured Shorthold Tenancy and the fixed term has expired, a landlord can... read more.
  Tags: Civil Litigation , Landlord , Leases

• 2020 - New Year New_ _ _Lease?

  

  03 Jan, 2020 Posted By: Michael Coward

  OK, so it isn’t the most catchy phrase,  and probably not the first thing that comes to mind at the start of the New Year! January is often the time of year when your ground rent demand lands on your doorstep -  you make the payment and forget about it and your lease for another year. But did you know that you have other options?... read more.
  Tags: Buying a house , Property , Leases

• New Responsibilities for Landlords

  

  02 Feb, 2016 Posted By: S Twose

  Are you a landlord, or considering becoming one?   From 1st February this year, the government has given Landlords in England new legal obligations, imposed under the Immigration Act as part of the Government’s plans to tackle illegal immigration. The new legislation is intended to make it more difficult for people who are in the country... read more.
  Tags: Buy to Let , Property , Landlord