Landlord and tenant
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Coronavirus legislation is short-sighted
The forfeiture moratorium falls short of real protection, says Helen Wheddon
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Coronavirus legislation is short-sighted
The forfeiture moratorium falls short of real protection, says Helen Wheddon
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Service charges: Is the price right?
Addressing service charge points in lease negotiations
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What 2019 taught us about the 1987 Act
Peta Dollar welcomes answers from the courts on questions under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987
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Tenant insolvency in Scotland
Gareth Hale and Sarah Peock look at the issue of tenant insolvency from a Scottish perspective
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Can a lease be a disposal by way of a gift?
Elizabeth Dwomoh focuses on a novel case concerning the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987
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Bricks & Mortar: Operating an effective lease break
LISTEN: Brabners’ Helena Davies provides a pathway through the potential minefield of break clauses
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Rental experts reject government reform plans
Enforcement will do more to support tenants and empower them than any political point-scoring
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Contracted in or out? Excluding leases from the Landlord and Tenant Act
The complexities of excluding a business lease from the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
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Time to reform the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995
Read the winning entry from the Professional Bar Association’s annual student essay competition
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Tenant fees: Get your house in order
The Tenant Fees Act 2019 took effect on 1 June. What does it mean for landlords and managing agents?
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Legal notes: Short-term relief from forfeiture
Does breaching a “keep-open” clause present a cast iron argument for forfeiture?