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Where a notice was defectively served under section 42 of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban
Where a notice was defectively served under section 42 of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban
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This Q&A considers when a tenant can serve a section 42 notice under LRHUDA 1993.

Where a number of properties are co-owned by three siblings: Where a property is occupied by one of the
Where a number of properties are co-owned by three siblings: Where a property is occupied by one of the
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This Q&A considers whether there is a tenancy where a property is occupied by one of the co-owners of the property, and whether unity of seisin applies to positive covenants.

Where a Rent Act tenancy has become an assured tenancy by succession (closely family member inherited),
Where a Rent Act tenancy has become an assured tenancy by succession (closely family member inherited),
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This Q&A considers whether the rent increase provisions in section 13 of the Housing Act 1988 apply to an assured periodic tenancy which arose following succession by a family member to a Rent Act 1977 protected tenancy.

Where a tenant under an assured shorthold tenancy (AST) wishes to bring proceedings for breaches of the
Where a tenant under an assured shorthold tenancy (AST) wishes to bring proceedings for breaches of the
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This Q&As considers whether proceedings for breaches of the tenancy agreement and for the failure to protect the deposit are to be taken against the landlord or the management company.

Where all qualifying tenants have notified the landlord that they will not be purchasing the freehold
Where all qualifying tenants have notified the landlord that they will not be purchasing the freehold
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This Q&A considers whether the landlord must wait following notification that qualifying tenants will not purchase the freehold.

Where an assured shorthold tenancy is executed with a date for the beginning of occupation of the
Where an assured shorthold tenancy is executed with a date for the beginning of occupation of the
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This Q&A examines whether an agreement intended to be an assured shorthold tenancy can be enforced if the tenant fails to take up occupation.

Where the leaseholder owned the flat jointly with their sister for ten years, but removed the sister from
Where the leaseholder owned the flat jointly with their sister for ten years, but removed the sister from
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This Q&A considers whether a leaseholder qualifies for a statutory lease extension where they have not owned the property in their sole name for a full two years, despite owning the flat jointly for ten years.

Where there is a freehold restrictive covenant on a residential property which covers extending the
Where there is a freehold restrictive covenant on a residential property which covers extending the
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This Q&A discusses whether there is an implied term in law that consent required pursuant to a restrictive covenant cannot be unreasonably withheld and if there areany limits on what the person with the benefit of the covenant can charge as fees for providing the consent.

Where there is an obligation in a lease on the tenant to provide details of any subtenants to the
Where there is an obligation in a lease on the tenant to provide details of any subtenants to the
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This Q&A considers whether a landlord can insist that a tenant provides details of any subtenants in accordance with the obligation in the lease where the tenant is refusing to give such information on the grounds of the GDPR.

Would an occupier acquire security of tenure under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 where occupying with
Would an occupier acquire security of tenure under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 where occupying with
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This Q&A considers whether an occupier acquires security of tenure under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 where occupying with exclusive possession under a licence granted for a period of six months, less two days and if it makes a difference if the occupier is a successor to a business of a previous tenant.

Would service of a second section 21 notice invalidate a prior section 21 notice? Or could possession
Would service of a second section 21 notice invalidate a prior section 21 notice? Or could possession
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This Q&A considers whether the service of a second section 21 notice would invalidate a prior section 21 noticeand whether possession proceedings could be issued based on the first notice?

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