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Cheap House Moves and Conveyancing: Why Cheapest Is Probably Not Best
There are many businesses offering to sell your house and do the conveyancing for seemingly give-away prices. Read the small print! The first thing to emphasise is that you should carefully analyse the low headline price.
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Numerous Lawyers Shortlisted Amongst The Elite In The Northamptonshire Law Society Awards
This year four lawyers from Wilson Browne Solicitors have been shortlisted amongst the brightest and best.
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Tenant Succeeds In Specific Performance Claim Against Landlord For Breach Of Repairing Covenant (High Court)
Tenant Succeeds In Specific Performance Claim Against Landlord For Breach Of Repairing Covenant (High Court)
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Tenant Fees Act 2019
The Government has announced that the Tenant Fees Act 2019 will come into force on 1 June 2019 and seeks to regulate the charges a landlord or agent can pass on to tenants.
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Mirror Mirror On The Wall…
…No, it has nothing to do with Snow White but all to do with the Cransley Hospice Mirrored Ball.
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Cash boost to help build 200,000 homes in new garden towns
The Ministry of Housing , Communities and Local Government and Housing Minister Kit Malthouse MP have announced on 12 February 2019 a £9 million cash injection to speed up the locally-led building of new garden towns and villages across the country.
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Volunteer leave introduced to encourage employees to work in the community
The Solicitors at Wilson Browne are proud of their involvement in the local community and…
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Cohabitees & Death: An Unfortunate Series Of Events
If cohabiting couples do not take careful steps to plan, the death of one of them may lead to a whole host of problems for the survivor.
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Searches
When purchasing a property or committing yourself to occupation of the same (whether that be on a lease, licence or otherwise) it is always a good idea to fully investigate matters affecting that property.
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SDLT Rates, Residential Property And The Surcharge
Since 1st April 2016, stamp duty rates for residential property have become significantly more complicated. From that time there has been an additional 3% charge for the purchase of second residential properties.
