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Tag Archives: lease extension
Section 60 costs – the great imbalance
With more and more leasehold bloggers popping up and writing about recent case law, I thought I would try and be inventive and write about something that I have recent experience of instead. When extending a lease under the Leasehold … Continue reading
ALEP Conference – Feedback
Having had a few days to reflect upon the Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Professionals Autumn Conference, I thought that it was productive afternoon and it was interesting to see the number and variety of practitioners specialising in this area of … Continue reading
How do you know when terms are agreed?
If you are involved in the extension of your lease or the acquisition of your freehold under the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 you may be familiar with the phrase “the Principal Terms of Acquisition”. This is … Continue reading
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