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Grenfell, Seven Years On: TPI calls on the next government to finish the job of fixing unsafe buildings
TPI Calls on the Next Government to Finish the Job of Fixing Unsafe Buildings Seven years have passed since the tragic night when Grenfell Tower
Plymouth Block Management Newsletter June 2024
Welcome to the June 2024 Newsletter from Plymouth Block Management. We areexcited to bring you insights into the dynamic world of property management and toshare
Japanese Knotweed, Damages and the Supreme Court – Davies v Bridgend County Borough Council [2024]
The focus of this week’s Legal Update looks at the decision handed down earlier this month by the Supreme Court on the issue of claims
Navigating the Challenges: A Property Agent’s Journey Amidst Rising Complaints
In the bustling world of real estate, the life of a property agent is often a rollercoaster ride of highs and lows. However, over the
How far back can service charges and rent be recovered?
Whilst it should not occur, it is unfortunately a more common problem than it should be. The issue under discussion in this Legal Update is where
How to deal with contractual provisions for amending service charge contributions under the lease.
The Upper Tribunal’s recent decision on the case of Braganza -v- Riverside Group Ltd deals with the common questions affecting the ability of the landlord to amend
FTT imposes irrelevant conditions to grant of dispensation
Where Section 20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 has not been followed or there has been some other failure in the consultation process
When should the Tribunal make a s.20C Order in relation to costs
Many (incorrectly) consider the First Tier Tribunal to be a ‘no costs’ jurisdiction and thus that no order will be made against them to pay
