Modern Slavery Law
Modern Slavery Law.
Passed in 2015 by the Government the Modern Slavery Act is designed to prevent and prosecute any act of slavery, included within the act is..link
If you are the owner of a leasehold flat or house there is legislation giving you rights which, if exercised, will add value to your property. The key rights are:-
:: Collective exercise of a right to manage by the lessees of blocks of flats.
:: Extension of an individual lease.
:: Collective enfranchisement (purchase of the freehold) by the lessees of blocks of flats.
:: Enfranchisement of a leasehold house.
What is a Flying Freehold and should it matter?..
linkModern Slavery Law.
Passed in 2015 by the Government the Modern Slavery Act is designed to prevent and prosecute any act of slavery, included within the act is..link
Everyone who is working as an employee should have an employment contract and as with all contracts this sets out the terms of the employment, and will include..link
Computer and IT Law.
Computer Law is concerned with controlling and securing information stored on and transmitted between computers. Computer networks contain..link
Minimum rental terms of three years could be introduced under new..
linkCorporate finance Solicitors will be able to assist with mergers and acquisitions, the buying of one company of another (M&A), and equity fundraising, or any ot..link
Mediation Solicitors.
Mediation is a process during which a couple is helped by an impartial third party (a mediator). ..link
What is a Flying Freehold and should it matter?..link
It is a legal requirement that your landlord ensures your propert..
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For details on many of the areas of Litigation a solicitors will be able to help, click here...link
Restrictive Covenants.
Restrictive Covenants on a property will affect what you can do with your property, and can be applied to private or commercial property..link
Whilst most people hate the paperwork side of things it is important to go through the contract with your conveyancing solicitor...link
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