Draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill published – ground rents to be capped
The draft Leasehold and Commonhold Reform Bill has finally been published and there is good news for leaseholders, especially regarding ground rents.
The draft Leasehold and Commonhold Reform Bill has finally been published and there is good news for leaseholders, especially regarding ground rents.
Associate Solicitor Sanjay Soni specialises in Commercial Property and Corporate & Commercial, and is based in our Duke Street, Henley office.
Just as we want to get to know our clients, we also want you to get to know us, as those insights can help to underpin good working relationships. So, say hello to Karen Brown a Commercial Property chartered legal executive based in our Lower Earley, Reading office.
Just as we want to get to know our clients, we also want you to get to know us, as those insights can help to underpin good working relationships. So, say hello to Jessica Blackwell, a Commercial Property solicitor based in our Duke Street, Henley office.
Our property team has just renewed their membership of the Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners (ALEP).
We have asked each member of our staff three questions so you can get to know a bit more about them. Meet Commercial Property Solicitor Donna Wade from our Reading office…
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