Breaking Clause and how they work
A breaking clause is a provision in the lease agreement that enables either of the parties to end a lease early provided certain conditions are met. This benefit is for […]
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Beneficial Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common
When purchasing property jointly in the UK, understanding how you legally hold the property is crucial for protecting your investment and ensuring your wishes are respected. Properties can be held
What is Deprivation of Liberty Safeguard
The sole reason for DoLS by the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA) is to prevent the unlawful detention of adults in hospital and care settings who are said to lack
Contract: should you really be concerned with terms and conditions ?
A Judge will certainly read the small print and this will happen when terms and conditions is needed to settle matters. Our clients typically
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How to solve it – Landlord and Tenant Dispute
Tenant and Landlord dispute at times can be extremely messy and can go on for a long time if not handled properly. The relationship between tenants and landlord become strained
When does tenant eviction happen?
As a tenant, you can only be evicted in specific circumstances. Your landlord, therefore, has to ensure that the correct legal procedures are followed before you can be evicted from
Success in Judicial Review Application of Homeless Client – Housing Solicitors for you
We recently acted for a client in an urgent application for Judicial Review to the High Court based on the failure of the Council to respond to our client’s homelessness
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