With the recent case of the billionaire’s daughter suing for £36million after “moths infested Notting Hill mansion” being prominent in the news, it would be an ideal time to highlight the principle of “buyer beware”. Understanding “Buyer Beware” in...
Pictured are Steve Waters, Associate Solicitor – Wollens, Laura Sellick-Tague, Associate Lawyer – Wollens, Martin Smith, Rotary Club and Clive Meredith, Practice Director – Wollens. Supporting the local community has always been an intrinsic part of...
Renting out property can be a lucrative opportunity, but landlord’s must navigate a series of legal obligations and practical requirements to protect them, their tenants and their investments. It is crucial to be aware of the of key steps that must be taken before...
A Flying Freehold is a term used to describe a portion of the property which is reported to extend over or under the neighbouring property or land. This section of the property is known as a flying or creeping freehold. Freeholds that fly over or creep under...
Right to Buy was introduced to give eligible tenants an opportunity to buy their council property at a discounted price. This article will explain how you can buy a council property, if you have right to buy, what discount you could get and the timeframe for the...
Living in England we are incredibly lucky to have beautiful, historic buildings right on our doorstep, but what do you need to consider if you have found one you love and are contemplating making it your new home? Wollens Paralegal Daisy Otton writes this helpful...
