A section 25 notice is a formal notice served by a landlord on a business tenant under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, Part II, to terminate the tenancy or propose new terms for a renewal. Key features: For further information on Section 25 Notices, please contact: james@naylorllp.co.uk or find out more about our landlord…
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Restrictive covenants are contractual obligations in a property’s title that restrict the use or development of land for the benefit of another property. Common examples include prohibitions on building, using land for certain purposes, or altering the appearance of a property. Disputes arise when: Resolution mechanisms: Key points: For further information on restrictive covenant disputes,please…
A nuisance in property law is an act or omission that unlawfully interferes with a person’s use or enjoyment of land. Nuisance can be private (affecting an individual or defined group) or public (affecting the community). Anti-social behaviour (ASB) refers to conduct causing harassment, alarm, or distress to others, and is often addressed in residential…
Introduction Service charges are a frequent source of contention between leaseholders and freeholders (or their appointed management companies) in leasehold properties. These charges are intended to cover the costs of maintaining and managing the building and any communal areas. However, disagreements often arise concerning the amount, calculation, and administration of these charges. Typical Areas of…
Party walls are a common feature in many properties, especially in terraced or semi-detached houses. However, when building works are planned near or on these shared structures, legal issues can arise. This article explains the basics of party wall law in England and Wales, focusing on the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 (PWA 1996), and…
Establishing clear property boundaries is fundamental in property law. Boundaries define the extent of land ownership, determining the rights and liabilities of property owners and occupiers. Unclear or disputed boundaries can lead to significant legal complications, including boundary disputes, trespass claims, and issues with land registration. What Is a Property Boundary? A property boundary is…