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Statements of Truth in litigation – what are they and what do they mean?
Statements of Truth in Legal Proceedings – Explained Parties to litigation are required to conduct themselves and what they say within those proceedings with honesty. Accordingly,
Dispensation from Section 20 Consultation – What is required to qualify as sufficient prejudice?
When You Can Get Section 20 Consultation Dispensed You will all no doubt be familiar with the obligation of a landlord/RMC/RTM to consult with leaseholders ahead of contracting
When the rules will bend but just not by enough! – The case of O G Thomas Amaethyddiaeth CYF -v- Turner & Others [2022]
O’G Thomas v Turner & Others (2022): When the Rules Nearly Bend This week’s legal update looks at the Judgment handed down on 3 November
Waking watch and the reasonableness test in relation to its high cost
Are Waking Watch Costs Reasonable? What Landlords & Leaseholders Should Know This week’s legal update looks at yet another decision of the Tribunals following the
Can you charge a fee to the leaseholder for drafting and serving demands?
Charging Leaseholders for Drafting and Serving Demands In March of this year we reported on the decision of the Upper Tribunal (“UT”) in Stampfer -v- Avon
The Accelerated and Standard Possession Procedures
Accelerated and Standard Possession Procedures Explained Following on from our Legal Update last week, which provided the grounds and notice periods where possession is sought
