A landlord’s guide to assigning an ‘old lease’
Let commercial property that has been sat for years without any dealings are often under ‘old leases’. An ‘old lease’ is a lease that was...
Let commercial property that has been sat for years without any dealings are often under ‘old leases’. An ‘old lease’ is a lease that was...
Holiday pay for the additional bank holiday on 6th May to celebrate the upcoming coronation is giving employers a headache before a toast has been...
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In June, the Society for Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) launched a new “Protect your Digital Memories” campaign. The campaign aims to increase awareness and...
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Buying a house is one of the most significant investments that most people make in their lifetime. Whether you are a first-time buyer or an...
Overseas companies with property interests in the UK need to comply with new money laundering legislation. Any overseas entity planning to buy, sell or transfer...
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If you are considering making Lasting Powers of Attorney to enable a loved one to help you, we understand that this may feel overwhelming. There...