“My Dog Ate My Warning Notice” – Contracting-out of the 1954 Landlord and Tenant Act

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“My Dog Ate My Warning Notice” – Contracting-out of the 1954 Landlord and Tenant Act

“My Dog Ate My Warning Notice” – Contracting-out of the 1954 Landlord and Tenant Act

The First-tier Tribunal issues a decision in a telecoms case, providing critical guidance on the requirements of tenancy agreements contracting out of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (‘the 1954 Act’), alongside the effect of misplacing associated documents.

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FSP advises on £19m property investment lending

FSP advises on £19m property investment lending

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Consultation Direction – fresh scrutiny for housebuilders

Consultation Direction – fresh scrutiny for housebuilders

What does the Government’s new Consultation Direction mean for large housing developments?

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The “Contractual Control Register”

The “Contractual Control Register”

Partner, Richard Higgs explains what it is, when it starts, and what it means for Landowners and Developers

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The Importance of Property Searches

The Importance of Property Searches

How Searches Protect Buyers from Hidden Risks

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Property Development: Option Agreement or Conditional Contract – is there a difference?

Property Development: Option Agreement or Conditional Contract – is there a difference?

Should I accept an Option to purchase my land, or is a Conditional Contract better?

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Buying a development site

Buying a development site

What are the legal considerations you should be thinking about when buying a development site?

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Can a public footpath be diverted?

Can a public footpath be diverted?

Lauren Walker, Partner in the Real Estate team, looks at the possibilities of diverting or stopping a public footpath.

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FSP advises Manhattan Associates Limited on new offices in Winnersh Triangle

FSP advises Manhattan Associates Limited on new offices in Winnersh Triangle

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Environmental Obligations & Energy Efficiency in Commercial Leases

Environmental Obligations & Energy Efficiency in Commercial Leases

Navigating MEES compliance and the growing impact of green lease obligations

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What is “Reasonable Modernisation” and what does it mean for lease renewals?

What is “Reasonable Modernisation” and what does it mean for lease renewals?

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Reading Borough Council is changing licensing rules for Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO’s)– are you ready?

Reading Borough Council is changing licensing rules for Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO’s)– are you ready?

Lauren Walker, a Senior Associate in the Real Estate team looks at the impending changes to HMO Licence rules to be brought in by Reading Borough Council, effective from 1 March 2026.

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