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Property law reform bringing new lease extension rights for millions of leaseholders is in sight

The government is to reform ancient leasehold laws in a bid to introduce a fairer system of home ownership in England and Wales. Legislation is planned which will allow both flat and house... Read full article

Residential landlords – tenant evictions banned until at least next January

Residential evictions have been banned by the government, with no bailiff enforcement action allowed, until after Christmas. The legislation, designed to protect renters struggling with the financial... Read full article

Wards Solicitors’ quality reputation in resolving property disputes acknowledged

Four members of our specialist property disputes team have been awarded membership of the Property Litigation Association. Membership is given to lawyers who can demonstrate their success in... Read full article

What residential landlords need to know about the resumption of possession hearings

Important update The evictions ban is now officially over and the courts are dealing with housing possession cases once again. The move is welcome news for beleaguered landlords. Many have been under... Read full article

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