A game changing decision in landlord and tenant law whilst in lockdown? In amongst the peace and quiet of the sunny days of lockdown has come a judgment of the Supreme Court that could turn on its head how flats held under long leases are owned and managed.
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As you will know, there are many legal repercussions as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. We can assist with all such issues within our legal focus. Indeed, over the last couple of weeks, we have spent many hours advising our clients, often on an urgent basis, in relation to property issues, commercial contracts, construction…
As the coronavirus sweeps across the country and the government demands that all but essential workers stay at home, never has the phrase ‘force majeure’ been so relevant to contractors or employers. This innocuous term, which is almost an afterthought in JCT contracts, is just as worrying as the virus itself for all connected with…
At Naylor, Solicitors we are continuing to serve our clients as usual during the coronavirus pandemic. We can provide any legal assistance you may need during the current crisis, including all litigation and dispute resolution matters as well as landlord & tenant issues.
I am delighted to announce that Dominika Libova has been appointed as Partner in the firm from 1st April 2019. Dominika joined the firm on 1st May 2013 and qualified as a solicitor on 15th April 2016. I could not be more pleased that Dominika has worked her way up the firm from personal assistant…
The Landlord and Tenant Review 2018, 22(5) 163-165, considers a possible reason for the failure to implement draft legislation abolishing the regime governing forfeiture of tenancies.
On the role of professional enablers and money launderers in the facilitation of organised fraud in the UK…
In Forbes v Wokingham BC (QBD (Admin)), the Council successfully defended a challenge to its decision to refuse to register land as a new town or village green.
The court upheld a High Court finding that an area of land on a working quayside had been properly registered as a town or village green.
For the purposes of zero-rating under the Value Added Tax Act 1994 Sch.8 Pt II Group 5, a grant of a major interest in a site which was not related to a completed building or a building in the course of construction could not be zero-rated.