What happens if you are buying a property that requires a right of way, but there are no registered rights on the property title? We can come across instances where a client is purchasing a target property that is accessed directly from roadway. The local authority...
Wollens is delighted to secure a place in the prestigious Legal 500 directory 2023 edition. The Legal 500 is the leading guide to law firms and solicitors in the UK.The rankings reflect the result of months of extensive analysis by the research team, who conduct...
The right to extend the lease of a flat is governed by law and the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (“the Act”). Residential Property & Development Associate, Paula Wakeling-Basham sets out a fairly simple approach to the steps involved. A...
What is Stamp Duty? Stamp Duty (SDLT) is a payment liable when buying a property in England and Northern Ireland over a certain amount. If your property is in Scotland or Wales there is a different Land Transaction Tax which is applicable. In this article Licensed...
Buying a new build property in the UK can be an exciting venture, offering modern designs, energy efficiency, and the opportunity to be the first owner. However, purchasing a new build comes with its own set of considerations and unique aspects that buyers should be...
“Exchange of contracts” in a residential property transaction is a significant step in the buying and selling process. It is the moment when the legal contract becomes binding between the buyer and the seller. At this stage both parties have signed identical copies...
