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[Lawcruncher]

That may not be the case. See this thread: https://forums.landlordzone.co.uk/fo...and-limitation



Interest can be charged if the lease allows it. However, no interest can be charged before the service of a section 166 notice because...

[Lawcruncher]

I would not say that the problem warrants a reduction in price as the value of the property is not reduced in any way. If the application to register the surrender is submitted with the application to register you as proprietor I do not think there will be any additional fee. If there is, the seller...

[Lawcruncher]

Starlane should ask for a claim to be made to see what the MA comes back with.

It comes down to what the tenant's repair clause, the landlord's repair clause and the insurance provisions in the lease say and how they interact. Can you set them out for us, Starlane?

[Lawcruncher]

There is no need to get a solicitor to write a letter. Solicitors come expensive these days. I suggest you write a letter to the owner reminding him of the right on your title - quote the words. Tell him that if the posts are not removed within seven days you will engage a workmen to remove them. Get...

[Lawcruncher]

If the garden is included in the tenancy (as seems to be the case) then the tree is also included. I do not see how the HA can authorise its removal without the tenant's consent.

[Lawcruncher]

It would be too unwieldy



Quite. Apart from that, an "it will continue if" provision casts doubt on whether the agreement complies with the requirement that at the start of the tenancy the parties must know its maximum duration. If it does not, the grant is void....

[Lawcruncher]

The Tenancy created by this agreement:

begins on: 28th July 2017
and
ends on: 27th July 2018

unless terminated early in accordance with the clauses in section E (landlord’s grounds
(reasons) for possession during the fixed term) or, where applicable, section...

[Lawcruncher]

Good. You have an unqualified right to park a vehicle. The landlord cannot do anything which interferes with that right.

[Lawcruncher]

For a claim in nuisance to succeed it would have to shown that the tenant of the flat above's actions caused the leak.

I do not understand the MA saying this is a flat to flat dispute. If the damage was accidental it should be covered by the block insurance. Insist a claim is made.

[Lawcruncher]

I downloaded it and and was able to enlarge it. Unfortunately it does not tell me much other than that, as you have already told us, a 99 year lease is registered. Clearly you cannot buy the property with that on the register. There are two possibilities:

1. The lease is still live, in...

[Lawcruncher]

I am not sure that posting an ad in a local paper is needed if the company is registered abroad. However, if some rule says that is what you have to do, then do it.

[Lawcruncher]

I cannot read the register. I think you have posted a thumbnail. You need to download a hotlink for forums.

[Lawcruncher]

Can you please confirm the point?...

[Lawcruncher]

If you want to avoid the Crown getting a company's assets the important thing is to make sure you submit all the necessary documents to Companies House regularly so that the company is not struck off for non-compliance.

What is needed is a special form of corporation for non-profit making...

[Lawcruncher]

Not one to point out typos but I cannot resist that one! Conjures up a picture of a big black bird getting fat on property....

[Lawcruncher]

I think you can follow the procedure set out in section 26 of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993:
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1993/28/section/26

[Lawcruncher]

A number of cases - see for example below - have held that a demise of the roof includes the space above. However, each case depends on its facts.

Dorrington Belgravia Limited v McGlashan [2009] 1 EGLR 28

Davies v Yadegar [1990] 1 EGLR 71

Haines v. Florensa [1990]...

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Now we know for certain that the CPO was registered in 1983 we can assert that "there was no CPO revealed in the searches" is a statement worthy of an Old Etonian because it is strictly true but misleading. When you purchased, the seller's conveyancer would have submitted various documents...

[Lawcruncher]

A section 166 notice relating to the reviewed rent cannot be served until the rent has been quantified.

[Lawcruncher]

I think the way the law sees it is that the tenant has a lease with the provision in it and knows that on certain dates the rent will increase and on what basis.



Must be the same developer and/or conveyancer.

Having a rent review for a ground rent is not generally...