Response to latest Government reforms to leasehold system in England
On 27th June, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) Select Committee released a summary document on leasehold reforms in... Read more »
On 27th June, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) Select Committee released a summary document on leasehold reforms in... Read more »
In an article covered by Property Law Journal, News On The Block and ALEP, Mark Chick, Partner in our Landlord & Tenant team discusses the Upper... Read more »
On 18th March the House of Commons Committee on Leasehold Reform published its report. The report draws together various themes concerning long... Read more »
Since 3 January 2019 single parents have been able to apply for a Parental Order following a surrogacy arrangement. The Human Fertilisation and... Read more »
New legislation prohibits landlords and agents from charging excessive fees to current and prospective tenants. The Tenant Fees Act 2019 (the Act)... Read more »
Yet more draft legislation is plodding its way through parliament, intended to implement partial plans for EU nationals travelling to the UK if we... Read more »
In recent weeks it has seemed more likely than most initially thought that the UK could leave the European Union on 29 March 2019 without a Brexit... Read more »
The House of Commons yesterday approved an Immigration Bill that will theoretically end free movement rights but which does little to shed light on... Read more »
Two years after the government first published its commitment to making positive changes to victims of domestic abuse, the response has been published... Read more »
The legal position established in 2015 by Vidal-Hall et al v Google Inc has recently been revised, clarifying the scope under which data protection... Read more »
