Where a developer is acquiring land, whether that be a greenfield site or a brown field site there are a number of title issues that the developer may encounter during the legal due diligence. I have set out below a few of the common issues that we see and possible solutions to them. Unregistered Land: …
A few legal issues that may arise on development land and possible solutions. Read More »
If a tenant is sentenced to prison, it can raise several legal and practical questions for both the landlord and the tenant. Landlords in England have specific rights and responsibilities in such situations and it’s crucial to understand the legal framework governing these circumstances. Here, we will explore what happens when a tenant goes to …
Landlord Rights – What Happens When a Tenant Goes to Prison? Read More »
There will come a time when a landlord needs to regain possession of a rented property, either because a fixed-term tenancy has come to an end, the tenant has breached the terms of their tenancy agreement, or the landlord wishes to take back the property for another reason. How the landlord commences gaining possession of …
Anna Clifford, Senior Associate at Browne Jacobson, gives us the low down on what’s the most suitable agreement to use when acquiring land for development which doesn’t yet have planning permission.. A developer may not want to take the risk of acquiring land or property for development until the site has the benefit of a planning …
Ambassador Column – An Option or Conditional Contract? Read More »
