
Does a landlord’s demand of accrued rent payment, after knowledge of a breach of a term, amount to waiver of forfeiture? Katie Allen from our Real Estate Dispute Resolution team explores.
Does a landlord’s demand of accrued rent payment, after knowledge of a breach of a term, amount to waiver of forfeiture? Katie Allen from our Real Estate Dispute Resolution team explores.
Real estate litigator Sarah Barratt reviews the outcome of a recent and particularly perplexing property dispute, with some important insight for corporate landlords to consider.
In our earlier article we gave you the details of what the stay on possession proceedings coming to an end means for landlords and …
No this is not déjà vu – this is an article in anticipation of the stay on possession proceedings coming to an end.
The stay …
Eviction notices just got more complicated for residential landlords. Get the details in our brief summary.
Following Coronavirus legislation, which imposed a stay on possession claims, it had previously announced that these would be able to resume from 24 August …
With government confirming that the ban on evictions and possession proceedings will end before the summer’s out, here’s what you need to know to prepare.
Get the latest on forfeiture; commercial rent arrears recovery (CRAR); insolvency; and the government’s new code of practice for commercial property relationships, in this short video update.
Learn more about the government’s new code of conduct to help commercial landlords and tenants work together and get through the pandemic.
The Court of Appeal has sided with private landlords in a case which threatened the way they could repossess properties. It’s an important judgment, which closes a legal loophole that previously prevented landlords from serving a Section 21 (S21) notice to terminate a tenancy.