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Lexis®PSL Property monthly highlights—June 2015

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Published on: 30 June 2015

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Table of contents

Headlines (News updates & analysis)
Easements—section 62
Accidental mortgage discharge—rectification
Replies to enquiries—fraudulent misrepresentation
Service charges—reserve funds
Service charge—apportionment
Service charge—consultation
Individual enfranchisement—terms of new lease
Right to manage—costs
Model Commercial Leases

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Article summary

June 2015 highlights from the Lexis®PSL Property team. This month’s highlights include (1) easements, (2) mortgage discharge, (3) replies to enquiries, (4) service charges, (5) enfranchisement, (6) the right to manage, (7) the Model Commercial Lease documentation and (8) letting agents fees.

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