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Misrepresentation claim: Horror case of buying a property with a moth infestation

Our property litigation specialists look into a recent misrepresentation claim, serving as a reminder that it never pays to falsify information when selling property. In the case of Patarkatsishvili and […]

Key amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill: August 2025

The Renters’ Rights Bill is now in its final stages and is expected to receive Royal Assent this year. Many anticipate it commencing from early 2026. Currently, the House of […]

Tenant eviction: a complete guide for residential landlords

Our tenant eviction solicitors provide residential landlords with specialist advice and expertise to help with repossession of their rental property. In this guide we take you through the process of […]

Can tenants claim for multiple breaches of tenancy deposit rules?

Residential landlords have a legal requirement to protect a tenant’s deposit. But if a landlord fails to do so more than once, can a tenant claim for multiple breaches of […]

Can landlords give tenants the prescribed information before a deposit has been paid?

As a landlord, you may think you are being proactive when carrying out certain tasks quickly and early – but this doesn’t always leave you in line with the law. […]

The severity of penalties awarded in a tenancy deposit claim

As a landlord, it’s essential that you correctly protect a tenant’s deposit in order to avoid penalties for not doing so. The severity of penalties awarded in a tenancy deposit […]

Property ownership disputes – a complete guide to TOLATA claims

Our property disputes solicitors provide specialist advice and expertise on claims relating to property ownership after a relationship has broken down. The Trust of Land and Appointment of Trustee Act 1996 […]

Tenants awarded large sum in tenancy deposit claim

In a recent case, Willans’ tenancy deposit specialists obtained an order for over £32,000.00 for clients whose landlord had failed to protect their deposit. Since 6 April 2007, deposits taken […]

The power of Gas Safety Certificates when recovering possession of a property

Why are Gas Safety Certificates significant when recovering possession of a property through a Section 21 notice? Our property litigation specialist explains more. Landlords are required to have a valid […]

Unfair prejudice petitions: Recent shareholder dispute case overturns 40-year precedent

In a recent shareholder dispute, it’s been found that unfair prejudice petitions are subject to statutory limitation periods. This landmark judgment – in Thg Plc v Zedra Trust Company (Jersey) […]

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