Tag: property law
Landlords on cliff-edge as Renters’ Rights Bill strains o...
Many landlords are facing a cliff-edge decision in deciding whether to sell up and many are holding on to see what happens, says a...
Have we lost our right to buy the freehold?
I am a leaseholder in a block of four flats but am selling as I no longer want to be a landlord. The managing agent for the freeholder...
Landlords aren’t waiting for Section 21 abolition t...
As official figures show that no-fault evictions in England have risen, one law firm says that landlords aren’t waiting for the...
Propertymark pushes for Landlord and Tenant Act reform
Propertymark has voiced its support for updating the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, saying there’s a need to address contemporary...
Bailiff crisis pushes eviction delays into mid-2025
Landlord Action is sounding the alarm on severe delays in bailiff appointments at London County Courts and warns that some courts,
Landlord possession actions surge – MoJ
Landlord possession actions in England and Wales have surged in the third quarter, with private landlords leading the way, the Ministry...
Can tenants legally extend eviction delays with mental he...
Hi, I have tenants in my property who owe £15,000 in arrears, and I’ve applied to the court for eviction. The court hearing...
