Rent Increases and the FTT- An Initial Case
I am indebted to my former colleague Robin Stewart for highlighting what may be the first, post RRA rent appeal case, coming from London. There are... Read more »
I am indebted to my former colleague Robin Stewart for highlighting what may be the first, post RRA rent appeal case, coming from London. There are... Read more »
The government has finally updated the Housing Health and Safety Rating System. This has been discussed for some time and, indeed, the update has been... Read more »
Following the Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee’s publication of its response to the Government’s draft Commonhold and... Read more »
MHCLG has launched a consultation into the thorny issue of ‘quid pro quo’ leases, the aim being to attempt to find a solution to the question of... Read more »
The Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Regulations 2026 [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2026/621/contents/made] were made on 9... Read more »
Toward the end of May the Court of Appeal made another decision involving s21 notices. You might think that this is of diminishing interest but that... Read more »
David Smith, one of the UK’s best-known landlord and tenant solicitors in the Private Rented Sector, has joined the firm as a Partner. David... Read more »
Mountview Estates plc v W8 Property Ltd [2026] UKUT 196 (LC) provides important guidance on how the condition of a flat should be treated when... Read more »
The government has today published the output to the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee’s report as part of the pre-legislative... Read more »
By Chris Macartney Partner, Bishop & Sewell LLP The Government’s draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill represents the most ambitious... Read more »
