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Property owners letting their properties to holidaymakers risk breaching planning law rules, writes property solicitor Iain Robinson of Slee Blackwell Solicitors’...
Property Solicitor, John Pearn examines the legal issues of entering into a solar panel lease It’s increasingly common for homeowners to lease...
Property Lawyer, Terese Kingman looks at the remedies available to a lender if a borrower defaults on mortgage repayments. There are various...
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Terese Kingman takes a look at an often misunderstood legal concept What if someone is promised an interest in some land and...
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Property lawyer, Terese Kingman, summarises the basics What is a mortgage? At its simplest, a mortgage is an agreement between a lender and...