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Abandoned or not abandoned…that is the question

24/06/2016 by Angie Newnham in Landlord & Tenant

Abandoned or not abandoned…….That is the question! Landlords often face problems when it comes to a tenant who may be in arrears of rent and then suddenly and without any notice just leaves a property whilst still contracted to the rental agreement. Landlords rarely know whether the tenant will come […]

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Landlord and Tenant – Getting it Right

10/05/2016 by Angie Newnham in Commercial Property / Conveyancing / Property law

Landlord & Tenant – The De-Regulation Act 2015 – Getting it right Landlords beware! For landlords, in October 2015 the law of landlord & tenant changed. Landlords now need to take notice of these important changes in the law. The main changes centre around deposit protection and the correct serving […]

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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.

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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Tag Archives: Landlord

Abandoned or not abandoned…that is the question

Landlord and Tenant – Getting it Right

Commercial Leases – Exercising a Break Clause

Tenancy Deposit Schemes – TDS