Leasehold Enfranchisement: stick or twist?
Key question for leaseholders: should I extend my lease or buy the freehold now, or wait for a change in the law? The Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill had its first reading in the House
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The Law Society is set to improve the homebuying procedure
Following the government’s calls for an improvement to the homebuying experience, there have been several proposals and projects launched attempting to do so. The Law Society, working with the Home Buying and Selling Group is
National Security and the Electronic Communications Code
EE Ltd and another v London Underground Ltd [2021] – summary In May, the Upper Tribunal, handed down another decision in favour of telecoms operators; this time, EE and Hutchison 3G Limited (“the Operators”). It
Court Examines Balance of Risk Between Landlord and Tenant
During the pandemic, the relationship between commercial landlords and tenants has been subjected to pressures, the likes of which we have not seen before. As the immediate pressures recede, the property world has been thinking
Real Estate Newsletter – Spring 2021
Welcome to the Spring edition of our Real Estate Newsletter. As we emerge from the pandemic we look at some interesting property and planning issues that have been considered even while we were in lockdown.
Druces promotes Charles Avens and Benjamin Lomer to leadership roles
This month, Druces celebrates the promotion of two of our lawyers, Charles Avens and Benjamin Lomer, who are stepping up to take on the leadership of their practice areas. Charles Avens promoted to Head of
