Latest exemption from eviction bans gives most landlords little to cheer
Tenants with substantial rent arrears can now be served eviction notices ever since Public Health England published this update to the regulations in... Read more »
Tenants with substantial rent arrears can now be served eviction notices ever since Public Health England published this update to the regulations in... Read more »
Earlier this month residents of Durham Place in Chelsea were shocked when two multi-million pound houses simply crashed to the ground leaving a gaping... Read more »
Data shows at least 90,063 people in the UK have been threatened with homelessness since April and more than half of these have already lost the roof... Read more »
The Government has recently updated its position regarding tenants, affected by coronavirus, who will receive further protection against evictions... Read more »
It seems that it has, suggest Rachel Waller and Michael Kashis, two of our specialist Data Protection law experts. The Secretary of State for Health,... Read more »
York County Court has found that a letting agent was in breach of the Equality Act 2010 for operating a blanket policy of refusing to rent to... Read more »
COVID-19 Case Law Update Almost four weeks ago now the UK Government put in place a strict lockdown and social distancing strategy in order to tackle... Read more »
In a fast-changing residential market emergency legislation has now been given Royal Assent in the form of the Coronavirus Act 2020 with the intention... Read more »
Generally, for there to be a contract, each party must perform some act. This may, for example, be to provide goods or services, or alternatively it... Read more »
Bishop & Sewell is pleased to announce two new appointments to its management board. Mark Chick takes over as Senior Partner and Michael Kashis... Read more »
