In a recent High Court case the scope of broadly worded rights of entry reserved to a landlord under a lease were considered.

I'm alarmed at the mortgage fraud that I read about in the media, which seems especially common for properties...

The registration of land on a quayside in Essex as a town or village green (TVG) has recently been confirmed by the Court of Appeal,

I have just completed the purchase of a property. Once I was given the keys I found that the burglar alarm was still set, and I could not get into the house.

I was amazed to find out that a friend of mine is selling his house using a raffle. offering the property as the first prize! I'm concerned about whether this is legal and wha the risks are.

If a charity is selling a property there are various legal formalities that it must comply with in order that that sale cannot be challenged.

My son has a detached garage at the edge of his garden and his neighbour has offered to buy it from him.

The High Court has recently allowed an operator to enter property to carry out a survey to assess whether the property was suitable to install electronic communications apparatus.

The claim in a recent case arose in relation to whether the occupants of commercial premises had a right to a tenancy.

The new s100ZA of the Town and County Planning Act 1990 was brought into force on 1st October.

I have just moved house and find to my dismay that my new neighbour is difficult and aggressive, causing problems with late night noise, parking issues etc.

I own two houses in Cambridge that I currently rent out. I have heard there are some new regulations on the fees that can be charged to tenants.

The Fragrance Shop entered into a number of leases which purported to be outside of the security of tenure provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 ("the 1954 Act").

A district judge has ruled that two roads are of so little use to the public that the London Borough of Barnet need not adopt them.

The Planning Inspectorate has considered what constitutes a "village" for the purposes of paragraph 145 e) of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) ...

HMRC are vigilant regarding all property transactions, and over time its breadth of property information has grown.

understand that the rules for inheritance tax have changed. My father has recently passed away, he bequeathed his home to me and it has been valued at £450,000.

Where Principal Residence Relief (PRR) applies, a taxpayer who sells their main residence does not have to pay capital gains tax (CGT) on the sale.

In our February update we featured your right to claim LPA refunds, which can be found here. In summary where an LPA was registered between 1 April 2013 and 31 March 2017

The Planning Inspectorate has considered what constitutes a "village" for the purposes of paragraph 145 e) of the NPPF in the context of a planning appeal in relation to an application for the construction...