Doubling Ground Rent Clauses – How to Fix Your Lease and other FAQs What is ground rent? The owner of a leasehold property is known as the ‘tenant’ who has the right to exclusively occupy

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On Tuesday 7th May 2019, we further strengthened our position as the leading law firm in Sussex when we merged with established Crawley law firm, Russell & Co. This merger is the fourth that we

Overage, clawback and uplift are terms used interchangeably. They describe agreements made between a seller and purchaser of land or property and provide for the seller to receive a share in the uplift in value

Christian Louboutin used his assistant’s red nail varnish to paint the sole of a pair of shoes in 1992 and from this developed a world famous brand which is somewhat of a phenomenon. As Louboutin’s

Earlier this year the Court of Appeal gave judgment in the case of Oraki and another v Bramston and another. The case involved the Court considering the liability of the Trustee in Bankruptcy for an

The number of people claiming compensation in the case of a flight delay is on the increase, regardless as to the reason of the delay. Being a private pilot myself, there is always a sentence

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There is a well-known shortage of housing in this country and there is a lot of new build housing being pushed in all parts of the country. Much of the building is being built by