Georgina Haley, Commercial Property paralegal at Else Solicitors, examines whether buyers and tenants should be concerned about Chancel Repair Liability, an ancient law which can require them to pay towards the upkeep of a local church.
Regardless of its later terms, most Wills start with a statement revoking (cancelling) all previous…
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As most Landlords and Tenants alike will know, the government is set to introduce the…
Find out what advice Else’s corporate and commercial solicitors gave when they were asked “Why do I need a shareholder agreement?”
Obtaining a County Court Judgment may be just the tip of the iceberg when seeking recovery of what is owed to you. Throughout this article, we will provide you with a synopsis of the potential options available to you when considering the enforcement of a Judgment.
By Kathryn Caple I have had a number of enquiries recently about transferring a property…
Making a Will is an essential part of your family and financial planning for the future – it allows you to set out clearly what your intentions are for the property and assets you leave behind, and to ensure your loved ones are protected and looked after.
By not having a Will there is a distinct possibility that your Estate could end up passing to the wrong people and not to the people you would have wanted to benefit.
Tenants will also want to understand the repairing costs they may have to incur throughout the term of the Lease, and what their obligations are when returning the Property to the Landlord at the end of the term (or on opting to ‘Break’ the Lease) .