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Knowing the true cost of purchasing your commercial property (VAT)
Generally, a purchase of commercial property or the acquisition of a new lease is exempt…
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When Can I Dispose Of Goods/Possessions Left Behind By Previous Tenants?
It is not safe to assume (as a landlord) that any goods or possessions left…
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Things Have Changed – Should Your Lease Too?
Re-gearing a lease (replacing an old lease with a new one) means you can attempt…
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Avoid The Court If You Can
Courts are often and increasingly keen to emphasise that litigation should always be a last…
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When Mines And Minerals Are Excluded
It may be assumed that ownership of property includes all the mines and minerals that…
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How Long Can A Planning Inspectorate Appeal Take?
The Planning Inspectorate (PINS) receives approximately 20,000 planning appeals each year. As the number and…
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Government Announces An Independent Review Of Funding For Farming Across The UK
The government has announced an independent review to deliver fair funding for farmers in all…
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Government Confirms Land Registry Will Stay In Public Sector And Focus On Digital Data-Driven Registration
On 24 March 2016, the Department for Business Innovation and Skills (now the Department for…
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Missing or Presumed Dead?
Recent changes in the law now allows relatives to apply to the High Court for a declaration of presumed death. Usually families will know if a loved one has died. In some circumstances, however, family lose touch with one another and years later it appears the missing relative is most likely to have died.
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When A Tenant Breaches A Lease
A London homeowner was ordered to surrender ownership of their leasehold flat, worth £600,000, back…
