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Planning Problems – Even Royalty are not exempt!

03/03/2014 by Angie Newnham in Commercial Property / Property law

Most people will doubtless know that many of the Royal’s own large property portfolio’s. Prince Charles, as Duke of Cornwall is no exception. Prince Charles’ property portfolio includes the former offices of the Metropolitan Police at Tintagel House on the Albert Embankment in London. This property has recently hit the headlines due to […]

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Mustard or Molluscs?

23/02/2014 by Fiona Pawsey in Health & Safety

What can possibly be the matter with these foods? Well, food businesses need to be mindful of the Food Safety Information Regulations 2013 which come into force on 13th December 2014 and which have real significance for the presence of allergens – and both mustard and molluscs are right up […]

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Business Rate Relief

23/02/2014 by Angie Newnham in Commercial Property / Property law

Commercial Property Business Rate Relief In certain circumstances business rate relief is available for owners and tenants of commercial property. Business rates are collected by the Local Council to help pay for local services and are charged on most non-domestic properties. You will need to comply with the relevant criteria […]

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Commercial Leases – Exercising a Break Clause

07/02/2014 by Angie Newnham in Conveyancing / Property law

Are you the tenant under a Commercial Lease? Do you have a break clause? Do you want to exercise the break clause? Then this article is for you! The article highlights the practical issues that you will need to consider when exercising a break clause in a commerce al lease.

Commercial Leases – Exercising a Break Clause

Tenancy Deposit Schemes – TDS

05/02/2014 by Angie Newnham in Conveyancing / Property law

What is a tenancy deposit scheme? Under an assured shorthold tenancy (AST) a landlord must protect a tenant’s deposit by using an authorised tenancy deposit scheme (TDS). The TDS must be operated by an approved scheme administrator. A TDS has two main objectives. These are: To ensure that, when a tenant pays […]

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Good News for Council Tenants

31/01/2014 by Angie Newnham in Conveyancing / Property law

Are you a council tenant, or were you living in a council property when it was transferred to another landlord? If so, then we can confirm the good news that your dream of home ownership may soon become a reality!

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Planning Problems – Even Royalty are not exempt!

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