Time called on ground rents: and commonhold back on the agenda
A long-awaited moment for leasehold reform On 27 January, the Prime Minister announced (via TikTok of all places!) the publication
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A long-awaited moment for leasehold reform On 27 January, the Prime Minister announced (via TikTok of all places!) the publication
With significant changes to inheritance tax on the horizon, anyone with commercial property invested in SSASs (Small Self-Administered Schemes) or
The recent headline “Court tells restaurant owners to pay out £2.5m confiscation order and seizes their passports over unlawful extractor
The London Evening Standard recently reported[1] that, under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA), a restaurant owner in Lewisham
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