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How to dispute a service charge?
A Service Charge is a contribution payable by a tenant typically to a landlord, for a share of the cost ...
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Risks of granting a Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is a legal document which allows an individual to designate someone who they trust the right ...
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What are dilapidations?
Dilapidations is when the tenant breaches their obligations of the lease in relation to repairs, reinstatement and redecoration of the ...
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Grounds for a Tenant to Dispute a Commercial Service Charge
In a lease, there will usually be a service charge provision enabling the landlord to recoup expenses from the tenant ...
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What Can I Do When My Commercial Lease Comes To An End?
When a commercial lease come to an end, both the landlord and tenant have statutory rights under the Landlord and ...
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Property Stamp Duty Holiday – 08 July 2020
Temporary Stamp Duty Land Tax holiday for residential buyers Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has today announced that there will be ...
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Coronavirus Act 2020 – What can landlords do if a tenant does not pay rent?
The Coronavirus outbreak has resulted in a period of economic challenge for businesses, particularly those with commercial leases. Although the ...
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How to Surrender a Commercial Lease
The surrender of a lease is a mutual agreement between the landlord and tenant to bring a commercial lease to ...
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Forfeiture of a Commercial Lease
If a tenant under a commercial lease breaches a contractual term in the lease, then the landlord has a contractual ...
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Terminating a Lease Under The Agricultural Holdings Act 1986
Even though the Farm Business Tenancy (FBT) has become the standard for tenancies in the rural sector since 1 September ...
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