Part one in a series of three articles examining the legal complexities around pet-ownership by tenants and leaseholders. Landlord’s consent The pandemic has seen a huge increase in pet ownership as households have settled into
The new Building Safety Bill contains some ground-breaking reforms designed to give residents and homeowners more protection by ensuring that residential buildings are both constructed safely and then kept safe thereafter. The Government says that
Druces Private Wealth Druces Private Wealth Leaseholders, with long leases of houses, were given the right to the freehold of their property by the Leasehold Reform Act 1967. There have been a number of changes
This week we have had the pleasure of welcoming a new partner to Druces. Richard Bailey is a highly-regarded construction lawyer whose experience spans contentious and non-contentious work in the UK and complex international disputes.
Last week’s Budget was generally lacking in announcements of interest to private clients and their advisers. However, there was one small change that may have gone unnoticed among the headline-grabbing alcohol duty and public spending
In an article last week, Druces’ Chris Sykes touched on the topic of the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill. This is a new bill before Parliament, which is intended to put an end to ground
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