1st September 2015
Residential Landlord Update
Earlier in the year the first landlord and tenant changes under the Deregulation Act 2015 (“DA 15”) were implemented, these changes dealt with deposit protection. Now the time…
13th August 2015
Recovering possession of your property
As a landlord, you may occasionally find it necessary to recover possession of a property from your tenants, however, it is commonly thought that this is only possible…
29th July 2015
Important things to remember for Landlords sending a consultation notice to tenants
If you are a landlord considering carrying out substantial works to a residential building, check that you are complying with service charge consultation requirements. The following case at…
23rd June 2015
“To what degree can “commercial common sense” be deployed in contractual interpretation”?
In the case of Arnold v Britton & Ors [2015] UKSC 36 the Supreme Court considered the degree to which ‘commercial common sense’ can be deployed in contractual…
16th June 2015
Residential Landlords, are you aware of the changes to deposit protection?
Residential Landlord Update If you are a residential landlord you need to be aware of the changes to deposit protection. The Deregulation Act 2015 (“the DA 15”) came…
5th May 2011
Collapsed wall claim is dismissed by Court of Appeal
A long running neighbour dispute which has been widely reported in national and local newspapers had finally ended. Ellisons’ solicitor Judith Winward acted for Shirley and Roy Rawlinson,…